Sentence examples for a tariff which from inspiring English sources

First Utility has also introduced a tariff which is 13% cheaper than its existing lowest tariff, but has not cut standard prices.

It was also prompted by a surge in households installing solar PV. "Our proposals allow social housing and local authority organisations to claim a tariff which would provide a 5% rate of return on the investment, which is what the feed-in-tariff scheme was originally designed to generate," says a government spokesperson.

As noted above, the Austrian system uses a surcharge to increase a tariff which involves catheterisation.

Whereas, if you look at Portugal they've created a tariff which they've applied nationally".

Just over a year ago, they launched in Spain a data-centric MVNO offer with 1GB for a €6 tariff which is very competitive in Europe.

But it's really a formula for defending not free trade, but managed trade at a zero tariff, which is not the same thing at all.

And customers can't even sue the wireless company for malfeasance because it is a "contract," which is sacrosanct according to the Supreme Court as opposed to a telecommunications tariff, which has obligations.

It said it was offering a new tariff which guarantees that prices will not go up until 30 November 2014.

But then President Xi Jinping retaliates with a Chinese tariff, which shifts demand away from US goods.

By March 6th Mr Bush must decide whether to put tariffs and, if so, what sort on foreign steel, as part of a "safeguard" action to protect America's steel makers.Big steel companies want a 40% tariff, which would threaten Mr Zoellick's work across the globe.

None of the "big six" companies that sell 98% of the country's power now offer a green tariff – which may be why Ecotricity recently signed up its 100,000th customer to a pricing model that directs the profits from energy bills straight back into commissioning new green energy generation capacity.