| Signing up more flat-rate dial-up users is more likely to push the ISP towards the black. |
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| The city estimates flat-rate water customers use up to 50 per cent more water than metered customers. |
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| These CLECs are offering flat-rate plans with totally unmetered local and long-distance calls, and it is driving the ILECs crazy. |
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| Accessible cabs need to be booked in advance and charge expensive flat-rate fares. |
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| This entitles you to travel on most buses running in York at a flat-rate fee of 37p for a single journey. |
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| Things that might help include the introduction of broadband digital subscriber lines and flat-rate internet access. |
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| Doyle said, however, that she could not mandate flat-rate internet packages. |
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| We are quickly headed toward a flat-rate communications world whether mobile operators like it or not. |
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| Better options are the flat-rate services, like digital subscriber lines, satellite internet connections, or cable modems. |
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| There could be a flat-rate government payment to women in the workforce, which employers could top up. |
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| The campaigners reckon the Treasury should replace a tax on the weight of tobacco with a flat-rate charge per cigar. |
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| Greece seems to be the latest convert, and is expected to announce a switch to a flat-rate system. |
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| Environmentalists prefer flat-rate payments per area of land cultivated to reduce incentives to increase production. |
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| The tax was a flat-rate charge for local services levied on all adults over the area, although the government reserved the power to cap it in each authority. |
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| A call to the party line number is a regular toll call in the United States, and effectively free on calling plans that are flat-rate. |
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