Sentence examples for a full tariff from inspiring English sources
But "average cuts" are easy to finesse.The Europeans also want to spare "sensitive" products from a full tariff trim.
For example, a country with two tariffs, one at 100% and another at just 1%, can deliver a 50% average cut by removing the trivial tariff entirely (a 100% cut), and leaving the other untouched.The Europeans also want to spare some of their more "sensitive" products from a full tariff trim.
At the minute we can't market up the OAU as a way of getting a paediatric opinion because we get charged the full tariff but actually sometimes it would be quite nice to have a small baby admitted, checked over and straight back home again with the [CCNT], and GPs would be very reassured by that'.
Halliwell received a "full life tariff", meaning he will die in prison.
The meal was difficult to assess, so with some embarrassment we paid the full tariff, which was moderate enough.
Gove acknowledged in a recent speech that there were "a significant number of IPP prisoners who are still in jail after having served their full tariff who need to be given hope that they can contribute positively to society in the future".
See attached table or the O2 website for full tariff options.
But the study considers full tariff liberalization unlike the present study which looks at the implications of the TPP for the members and China taking into account the actual phased tariff liberalization commitments of the member countries.
There is a real and serious danger of a slide into protectionism or, worse, a full-scale tariff war of the sort that was so ruinous in the 1930s.
Moreover, local financial agreements could introduce conflict between cost- and clinical-effectiveness: 'Because of the financial framework we have agreed that we will pay, say a full in-patient tariff in the short-term for any admission to an OAU so it actually is the same amount of money if they're only admitted to an OAU and then go home.
But so soon as ever the tariff schedules were cast into the melting-pot of revision, log-rollers and politicians set to work stirring with all their might, and a measure which started with the single object of giving satisfaction to the farmer emerges as a full-fledged high tariff act in which nearly 900 duties have been raised, some extravagantly.
