Sentence examples for Shared tariff from inspiring English sources

The five-year accord will establish an equal balance of imports and exports between the nations, in addition to a shared tariff of 35percentt on imports from outside the Mercosur trade bloc: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.

The five-year accord will establish an equal balance of imports and exports between the two nations, in addition to a shared tariff of 35percentt on imports from outside the Mercosur trade bloc, which includes Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.

EE is also offering shared data tariffs for SMEs so they can spread data usage limits across employees.

For Brunei and Malaysia, the shares of tariff lines already at zero under MFN rates are 75.4 and 60.6%, respectively, whereas for Vietnam the corresponding share is as low as 33.1%.

Yet another area where there are sharp differences between industrial and developing countries is in the share of tariff lines bound at zero.

Not surprisingly, American steel products come in for a generous share of tariffs.

Thus, by grouping on-street lots similar in position and sharing the same tariff and management conditions into a higher-capacity lot, positioned at the mean location along the street, on-street supply can be described.

Additionally, the decree reduces payments for electricity transmission and distribution; lowers payments for gas-fired power plants; reintroduces a social benefit for vulnerable consumers; caps the government's share in eliminating the tariff deficit; increases the cost of hooking up to the grid and, most important, introduces an automatic tariff adjustment mechanism to avoid future deficits.

Intra-province wind power transmission cost could be shared through local power tariffs.

This problem is analyzed and modeled under three contracts in order of increasing cooperation level: price-only, green-marketing cost-sharing, and two-part tariff contracts.

In the outpatient sector the share of the official tariff covered by the SHI ranges from 70% for health care provided by doctors and dentists to 60% for paramedical professionals and laboratory tests.