Sentence examples for top tariff of from inspiring English sources

Long gone are the days when Barry White shocked the industry by charging a top tariff of £6 at the Royal Albert Hall.

This year the championship series is adding an extra race in Baku, for which the government of Azerbaijan seems likely to be stumping up a fee close to the present top tariff of £40m.

Others viewed it as a rigorous and therefore appropriate progression (since 1988) and that valuable lessons had been learnt from other countries, in particular Tonga (where they accepted a top tariff of 20% in their accession package).

The company's top tariff for standard customers will cost £56 per month, and has a data allowance of 8GB.

Based on Thailand wind energy selling price consisting of the fixed wind premium on top of base tariff, the profit depends on revenue of selling electricity and cost of energy.

The new measures would see trusts offered a premium of 25 per cent on top of the tariff which they receive for providing treatment if they report that it was given to a citizen of one of the 27 other EU member states.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, announced on Tuesday that trusts will be offered a premium of 25% on top of the tariff they receive for providing treatment if they report that it was given to a citizen of one of the 27 other EU member states.

An SFA spokesperson said: "The disciplinary rules of the judicial panel protocol provide a sliding scale of sanctions, with a suggested tariff of low-end, mid-range, top-end and maximum.

The commissioners' recommendations ranged from a U.S. tariff of 15% to 30% for two to three years on top of the current tariff of 3.9%.

In 1996 the government imposed an extra tariff of 5%.

T E, tariff of electricity.