Sentence examples for At a tariff from inspiring English sources
One fancied that he might be adding to the sentence at a tariff of about one day for every minute Sir John banged on.
The economic indicators used for the analysis were cost of electricity (COE), net present value (NPV) and internal rate of return (IRR), modelled at a tariff rate of €0.20/kWh).
The first phase of this program was awarded at a tariff of approximately USD $0.048 per kWh [86], again demonstrating the value of Morocco's approach to solar IPPs for driving low-cost renewable energy deployment.
The X-Trail is currently made only in Japan, and thanks to the recent FTA, these cars could be imported into the E.U. at a tariff of zero percent.
But where the commitment is to allow a certain quantity of imports at a reduced tariff, sometimes tariff-free, then it becomes more difficult.
Npower, another energy firm, offers, in partnership with Greenpeace, a tariff at the same price as its other contracts.
Prices are pre-determined at the beginning of a tariff cycle and kept constant until the end of the cycle (e.g., a season).
By juxtaposition with an established Malaysian scenario, the yearly electrical energy was placed at 646,663.2 MWh with a tariff revenue in excess of US$64.68 million/year.
Media lawyer Mark Stephens, of law firm Howard Kennedy, said Mr Justice Warby had set a "tariff" at £24,000 for Twitter libel cases, which would "undoubtedly encourage more claims".
The income tax (which took over primacy in the American revenue system in 1913) has quite a different look, at first glance, than a tariff.
It would also be a neat way of raising revenue at rich countries' expense.Such a tariff would only raise farm prices at home, of course.
