Sentence examples for differential tariff from inspiring English sources

The differential tariff is being brought in to raise £150m to help acute hospital trusts pay for the extra staffing needed to comply with the recommendations of the Francis report into the Mid Staffs care scandal.

The legislation contained an important most-favored-nation clause, through which tariffs were equalized to all countries, such that trade agreements would not result in preferential or discriminatory tariff rates with certain countries on any particular import, due to the difficulties and inefficiencies associated with differential tariff rates.

50% of the latter are paid on the basis of the planned number of emergency admissions, and 50% as per actual admissions ("differential tariff").

While it acknowledged some "positive effects" of differential pricing, TRAI said that "differential tariffs arguably disadvantage small content providers who may not be able to participate in such schemes.

India's telecommunications regulatory board banned Facebook's $45m effort to deliver Free Basics and ruled in favor of net neutrality, writing that "differential tariffs arguably disadvantage small content providers who may not be able to participate in such schemes".

The Ghana policy provided for deliveries conducted by public, mission and private providers, with differential tariffs to reflect the varying public subsidies which these players receive.

The financial "incentive" to National Health Service (NHS) hospital trusts was an incremental payment of £445 ("differential") over the base tariff earned for treating every hip fracture (BPT = differential + base tariff).

When capital-intensive monopoly industries are restructured and deregulated, consumer prices commence a natural drift from regulated uniform 'average cost' tariffs to competitive differential prices, and this can raise problems for policymakers.

The calculations of staff time so derived have been used to calculate the differential costs within the weighted payment tariff [ 8].

The BPT has stayed the same since, but the differential has increased relative to the base tariff: from £445 to £890 for 2011 2012, and then to £1,335 in 2012 2013.

The only option is to build a feed-in tariff mechanism, which will pay the differential costs, with guarantees of no default.