Sentence examples for to a flat rate of from inspiring English sources

It says moving to a flat rate of tax relief could save around £4bn.

The penalty for standing up the customer will decrease to a flat rate of $25 in 2012.

It was changed to a flat rate of 20percentt in 1942 (another war), increased to 25percentt in 1943 and reduced to 10percentt in 1954.

The expanded quota rules brought with them a change in the amount of revenue the studios accrue from sales, from 13-17% to a flat rate of 25%, making China suddenly even more attractive a market.

From 2017, tax relief for buy to let will gradually be cut to a flat rate of 20% compared with the 40% or 45% that some landlords currently enjoy.

New European legislation is forcing banks to make card payments cheaper and companies like Kalixa or iZettle have cut their fees to a flat rate of around 1.99% per transaction.

Sellers of bulk quantities of circuit capacity can post anonymous offers: for example, from 500,000 up to 5 million minutes from New York to China at a rate of $0.47 cents per minute or phone minutes from New York to Israel at a flat rate of $0.13 a minute.

Trying to stanch the bleeding in its beleaguered consumer unit, AT&T said yesterday that it would allow its residential long-distance customers to place unlimited domestic calls to one another at a flat rate of $19.95 a month.

The policy aimed to effect a change from high and variable fees to standardized fees at a flat rate of Kenyan Shillings (KES) 10 (USD 0.13 ) in dispensaries and KES 20 (USD 0.26) in health centres.

Airlines such as Ryanair often sell off large numbers of cheap flights to unpopular destinations at a flat rate of £10 or under.

For the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, the guide lists three metered taxi services, and suggests a specific desk where travelers can reserve a car to the city at a flat rate of $9. "Keep receipt in hand until arrival at destination," the guide suggests.