Sentence examples for certain tariffs from inspiring English sources
Mexico also exempted the settlers from certain tariffs and taxes for seven years under the Imperial Colonization Law of January 1823.
Unless you have just chosen to compare certain tariffs – for example, just fixed-price deals – you will be given a list that combines variable and fixed-rate deals.
Electric utilities have issued bonds backed by certain tariffs charged to customers, and in 2010 SunPower, a manufacturer of solar energy systems, issued bonds tied to an Italian solar farm.
Already, even while China is very much in the spotlight as it prepares for entry to the W.T.O., the country seems to be backtracking: it has tried to delay the agreed-upon phasing out of certain tariffs on information technology products.
"Some suppliers do not make certain tariffs available through comparison sites, so we give customers the option to exclude these from the results," said Kate Rose, the head of energy at Confused.com.
Aside from a few pennies saved on the up front cost for an iPhone 3GS on certain tariffs, the only tangible difference in the two networks' offerings is that Orange have a slightly cheaper tariff of £29.36 against £34.26 on O2 although you get less inclusive minutes and texts.
Also, it provides indications for tariff design by showing the effects on grid upgrade costs related to certain tariff components.
The VER offers customers PPPs, which offer certain electricity tariffs for a certain time period.
This article Oniginally appeared on VICE US.
This might include longer-term policies such as consumer education, retrofitting and price reform, as well as short-term responses, such as voluntary appeals for restraints in water consumption, mandatory cutbacks of certain uses or tariffs penalizing excessive consumption (Baumann and others 1998; Butler and Memon 2006).
Cleveland's plea for a reduction of the tariff in his annual message of 1887 made it certain that the tariff would be the central issue in the presidential campaign of 1888.
