Sentence examples for A reduced tariff from inspiring English sources

Larger installations of up to 250kw will receive a reduced tariff of 15p per kwh and field-size installations of between 250kw and 5 megwatts of capacity will get half that, at 8.5p per kwh.

But where the commitment is to allow a certain quantity of imports at a reduced tariff, sometimes tariff-free, then it becomes more difficult.

Preferential tariff: A reduced tariff rate applied to imports from certain countries.

The EU and Ukraine agreed last week to delay a reduced-tariff regime that makes up part of the deal for a year, in a move seen as another big concession to Russia.

Myefo revealed Australia's trade agreement with Japan would cost the budget $1.6bn over four years as a result of reduced tariff revenue.

It is worth noting, however, that the Indonesian case study, drawing on an earlier FAO study showed that the UR resulted in reduced tariff escalation for nearly all Indonesian agricultural products in the EU, Japanese and US markets, although the reduction was less for these export products of interest to Indonesia than for all agricultural products in general.

In a 1997 study, the FAO found that the UR will result in reduced tariff escalation for nearly all agricultural products in the EU, Japanese and US markets (Lindland, 1997).

One reduced tariff duties on many items.

But as he prepared to leave Iraq, Mr. Bremer listed reduced tax rates, reduced tariffs and the liberalization of foreign-investment laws as among his major accomplishments.

As in the rest of Australia, the sector has declined since then due to reduced tariffs, a small market, lack of skills, and a floating Australian dollar.

Mr. Bush told Mr. Pastrana that he would work with lawmakers to renew the Andean Trade Preference Act, a decade-old accord that expires in December, and seek to increase the categories of Colombian goods that may enter the American market under reduced tariffs, a senior official told reporters after the meeting.