Sentence examples for tiered charges from inspiring English sources

The flat £215 fee will be replaced with a new system of tiered charges that would result in some paying as much as £20,000 for estates worth more than £2m.

The idea behind the tiered charges is that those who use more water are driving up Glendale's need to buy water from Metropolitan, which is more expensive than local groundwater.

Online subscriptions and tiered charging for discrete types of news, following the lead of WSJ.com.

Each subsequent tier charges a higher per-unit price for additional consumption, and is designed to discourage households from using water for non-essential things like watering lawns and filling swimming pools.

Many carriers have adjusted by abandoning unlimited flat-fee service in favor of tiered rates, charging according to usage.

The two-tier charging has been seized on by campaigners for gay marriage as a further sign of the need for reforms.

All the tiers charge varying tuition fees, and all agree to waive varying portions of those fees, for varying reasons and circumstances, while offering and receiving varying subsidies from varying funding bodies; the costs are scaled according, yes, to excellence, but also to size, financial need, academic merit and location, and other factors.

Three businesses highlighted by Which? as having a two-tier charging system have defended their position.

Asana has free and paid tiers, charging from $50 to $800 per month or more depending on how many seats a group needs.

No study that we know of has traced resource flows through the full breadth of a hospital operating a two-tier charging strategy with the objective of identifying net resource flows between the two services.

In the present study expenditures, outputs and costs are analysed for the Maputo Central Hospital and its Special Clinic with the objective of identifying net resource flows between a system operating two-tier charging, and, ultimately, understanding whether public hospitals can somehow benefit from running Special Clinic operations.