fixed charge

An example of the fixed charge is the mortgage and no more need be said about it here.

Doctors were making the drugs themselves and had fixed charges for each drug.

Like with a fixed charge, this is usually done in return for a loan from a bank.

Fixed charges are paid in advance, regardless of land use.

With this year's decline in cash flow and profits, many companies are finding it hard to meet their fixed charges.

The torpedoes in question were fixed charges in a channel.

The level of the fixed charge often depends on the diameter of the connection.

These can consist of fixed charges or be proportionally linked to an employee's pay.

Fixed charge bars are rated for either lead or steel shot, but not for both.

If the fixed charge has to be very high it may induce people to abandon consumption of the commodity altogether.

When you came to pay the servants, how would you like it if each of the men and maids had a fixed charge?

Crown set off will not apply if the credit is secured by a valid fixed charge on book or other debts.

Perpetual preferred stocks carrying a cumulative fixed charge are hybrid instruments.

The fixed charges for battery leasing mean you don't make much, if any, net fuel savings.

Fisher J held that uncollected debts were subject to a fixed charge, as the parties had agreed.

Like a fixed charge, a floating charge can be created by a contract with a company before insolvency.

But unlike a fixed charge, a floating charge need not refer to a specific asset of the company.

For certain types of routine work, the Treasury Solicitor may apply a fixed charge.

The second tariff system contains a fixed charge and a variable part which is based on metered consumption.

Some plans include fixed charges, too.

Many costs, including taxes, debt payments and profits, are considered fixed charges in the setting of rates in Canada.

While obviously the fixed charge accords superior protection, there are sound reasons for taking a floating charge.

The toll is likely to be a fixed charge, possibly graduated for vehicle type, or for distance on long routes.

Another conceptual design using a fixed charge of gas, with no ports and without carriages, as a Stirling engine.

Little wonder, then, that the burden of fixed charges on business is rising and that, simultaneously, the prospects for an early recession have also increased.