Sentence examples for 1 tariffs from inspiring English sources

He pushed Congress to foster domestic manufacturing with a program known as "the American School" that had four central policies: 1) tariffs on imports; 2) direct subsidies, or "bounties," for domestic manufacturers; 3) a partially public-owned national bank; 4) broad public investments in infrastructure, or "internal improvements," like roads, canals, and ports.

O2 has the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB 5s on 24-month tariffs on 3G and 4G.

Fig. 1 Tariff rates for different commodities.

Twenty-two of them were given tariffs of less than six months; 27, tariffs of less than nine months; 64, tariffs of less than 12 months; 88, tariffs of less than 15 months; 114, tariffs of less than 18 months; and 327 of them, tariffs of less than 24 months.

3G tariffs start at £17 a month for 1GB of data and unlimited calls and texts.

The company has 41 tariffs altogether, including four that are available to new customers.

Excessive section 106 tariffs and the affordable homes burden do push many projects into the non-viable basket.

It said simplicity is needed to give consumers a clearer choice than the 400 tariffs currently available.

[C13.] Tariffs Protest Gains Support The European Union is pressing ahead with efforts to overturn the Bush administration's tariffs on steel imports.

In all, 890 tariffs were increased, compared with the previous Tariff Act, of 1922, which had itself raised duties dramatically (for examples, see table); 235 were cut.

It is yet to announce all of its 4G tariffs, although they will be more expensive than existing 3G prices and will start at £26 a month.