Sentence examples for a lower tariff from inspiring English sources

Thus, if A agrees to a lower tariff later with C, B automatically gets the same lower tariff.

But large-scale community wind turbines will get a lower tariff than proposed last year, leaving the overall level of support to the industry little changed.

While the possible introduction of a lower tariff of 80% of the revised rate for multiple schemes would alarm landlords, the proposal of a higher tariff for community projects may offer them some encouragement.

On election day, Cleveland won about 100,000 more popular votes than Harrison, evidence of the esteem in which the president was held and to the widespread desire for a lower tariff.

China's commitments to the trade organization require it to set a lower tariff on imported auto parts than it does on finished vehicles, but it had been charging the same tariffs, the United States trade representative's office said at the time it filed the case.

The FIA's message would therefore appear to be that truth is worth $100m whereas forfeiting safety attracts a lower tariff, an unfortunate and surely erroneous message given the governing body's outstanding work in reducing the hazards associated with an inherently dangerous business.

Those building PV roof panels into a new-build home get a slightly lower tariff (36.1p per kWh).

At the scheme's launch, anyone fitting an average-sized £12,500, 2.5kW solar photovoltaic (PV) system to their existing home will initially be paid 41.3p per kilowatt hour (kWh) generated, and those fitting the same system to a new-build house will get a slightly lower tariff (36.1p per kWh).

It considered two important aspects that will affect the housing sector's decision on how to proceed: whether an even lower tariff should be applied to schemes where an organisation receives payments from multiple installations on different sites, and whether more could be done to enable genuine community projects to be able to fully benefit from FITs.

There was always a fear that, far from being a winning formula for all, lower tariffs would favour the rich and powerful and crucify small producers, who would struggle to compete in an unprotected environment.

Vehicles are charged in a time of lower tariff and discharged in a time of higher tariff.