Sentence examples for commission tariff from inspiring English sources

A commission "tariff," one of the rules under which Con Ed provides service in New York State, makes the company responsible to consumers for food loss resulting from malfunctions of its "local distribution system".

"Sites must explain clearly that they earn commission on tariffs that customers can switch to directly through the site," Ofgem said.

Embargoes, trade commissions and tariffs may prevent you from importing a bicycle.

An influential report by the United States Tariff Commission foresaw that special deals for some countries would "lead to claims from states outside the agreement which, if granted, defeat the purpose of the treaties, and which, if not granted, occasion the preferring of a charge of disloyalty to treaty obligations".

In May of that year, Representative William D. Kelley of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to establish a tariff commission; the bill passed and Arthur signed it into law but appointed mostly protectionists to the committee.

"Only 1% of hospital budgets will be commissioned through the tariff next year.

He supported the movement for a commission to examine the tariff and suggest improvements, but opposed the resulting Tariff of 1883, which reduced tariffs by an average of 1.47%.

In a related treaty the nine powers established an international commission to study Chinese tariff policies.

In June the Commission threatened to impose tariffs of up to 47.6% on Chinese solar panels.

Expecting an adverse ruling on the FSC case, Robert Zoellick, America's trade representative, has pleaded with the commission to delay the tariffs.

Most broadcasters negotiate fees for programme commissions based on a tariff of what they will pay per hour for a particular genre - factual, drama, entertainment - and what time of day a show is broadcast.