First, the flat-rate contributions required were the same for each person.

Once that is in place worldwide, flat-rate phone service will follow.

For the last 20 years, we have had a system of flat-rate travel expenses.

Flat-rate plans sound tempting, and they certainly offer a bit of freedom.

Some provide a flat-rate sum per week to be spent on accommodation.

Some have formulated flat-rate charges for certain services and many continue to do so.

Each adult would be liable to pay a flat-rate personal community charge.

Now clearly, one option is to raise the income level of this group in a flat-rate way.

All service providers provide a flat-rate model with unlimited traffic.

Cheaper options are available, though there is a flat-rate charge per minute for calls.

Even among consumers, the flat-rate pricing plan is not universally popular.

This has started the government's consultation on providing a flat-rate state pension of around £140 a week.

The green paper estimates that a flat-rate pension of around £140 a week would be cost neutral.

I believe that the future of Europe will not move in the direction of the flat-rate tax.

Netcom became one of the first access companies to offer flat-rate pricing three years ago.

They will develop the system and offer it to the world on a flat-rate, call-anywhere basis.

The contracts required the schools to provide all of this under a flat-rate per student-month.

It provided for a single flat-rate per-capita tax on every adult, at a rate set by the local authority.

The estimated savings for the average flat-rate, single-family customer will be about $184 a year.

The legislation would not affect the flat-rate State pension.

I can say that flat-rate corrections will be applied, in compliance with the regulations.

Unlike many other competing services, Prodigy started out with flat-rate pricing.

February 2, 2007 Introduced a flat-rate data communications service levels .

The House version of the bill allows tenants to opt for a flat-rate rent.

The popularity of that plan, in turn, is setting off a frenzy among other wireless providers to offer their own flat-rate plans.

Under the new system, the state would pay a flat rate for each child.

But under the old system, everybody paid the same flat rate.

We need, for example, to create something like a flat rate.

Instead of the flat rate, consumers pay according to how much water they use.

In the past, residents paid a flat rate for water use.

I used a girl friend's telephone that was on a flat rate.

Income above the range would be subject to a 31.9 percent flat rate.

Others argue that the flat rate would have to be higher, at least 21 percent, and perhaps more.

The changes could lead to a flat rate for long-distance service.

The flat rate addition is not paid away to the Revenue.

You cannot charge the flat rate addition on these supplies either.

This is already taken into account in the flat rate percentage for your type of business.

See the table in this guide for the current flat rate percentages.

The association usually paid the hospital a weekly flat rate.

For many local calls the charge is zero; see flat rate.

He faced a bill of 19 per cent flat rate.

Instead, all personal income would be taxed at a flat rate of 6 percent.

Many of these services are subscription based or charge a flat rate for project data.

However, the flat rate plan can sometimes be limited according to seminal works.

They now pay a flat rate of 10 percent.

A flat rate is not feasible at the moment, and I believe it will remain that way in the coming years.

Among the questions are these: Will companies pay a flat rate or a percentage of revenue to the city?

As the exchange grew, so did the flat rate zone.

The Assembly has proposed a flat rate of 6.75 percent on all income.

The principle behind the German system is a 20 year flat rate contract.