Sentence examples for a low tariff from inspiring English sources

But for his final dive he had chosen a low tariff.

That is partly because consumers pay a low tariff, unrelated to the amount used, which encourages waste.

Hopefully Blanche, and the judge, will be merciful and set a low tariff for Tony's life sentence, allowing him to walk free after 15 years inside.

9.48pm BST Having said that... Daley's last dive is "easy", with a low tariff of 3.3, compared to Boudia (3.6), Lin Yue (3.6) and Qiu Bo (3.6).

In the two decades since a low tariff pact went into effect between Australia and New Zealand, bilateral trade had jumped almost sevenfold.

The tariff was intuitively displayed: self-consumption of photovoltaic generation was stimulated by means of a low tariff, but also the generation itself played a central role on the display.

Liberal reforms were gradually introduced after 1859, but measures such as a low-tariff treaty with Britain alienated French businessmen, and political liberalization led to increased opposition to the government.

An even more dramatic turn toward economic liberalism soon followed; in January 1860 Napoleon negotiated a low-tariff treaty with Britain, ending the long tradition of protectionism that had insulated French producers.

In Brussels, for all their haughty bluster about this being "the only deal on the table", the EU would love to eliminate the prospect of a low-tariff globally-trading UK, sat on their doorstep undercutting them.

For an export-oriented economy like Taiwan, having low tariff rates, a multilingual environment and an open trade policy are vital.

(A) Communication with the members of the eco-system: building consensus within society For an export-oriented economy like Taiwan, having low tariff rates, a multilingual environment and an open trade policy are vital.