Sentence examples for equal tariff from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Europe's trade proposals, Africa is pushing for equal tariff cuts for both poor and rich African countries, and an extension of duty-free access to EU markets – which the EU granted temporarily in 2007.

This shadow price equals the tariff for hiring someone, which was €8.300 an hour.

Simple average tariffs give equal weight to all tariff lines and thus may be overly influenced by tariffs on unimportant items.

In the European Union, most countries exempt biofuels from some gas taxes and slap an average tariff equal to more than 70 cents a gallon of imported ethanol.

The shadow price of voluntary work and informal care is assumed to be equal to the tariff for cleaning work.

The water pumping tariff equals 60 cent/kWh according to the retail tariff of electricity according the National Electric Power Company of Jordan (NEPCO) (National Electric Power Company of Jordan NEPCO 2011).

Brazil expects the summiteers in Ouro Preto to move towards eliminating double-charging of the external tariff, endorse equal treatment for all bidders on government contracts (the first mutual recognition of standards within the group), and approve procedures so the new dispute-resolution tribunal can function.That would be progress, but the disfiguring of Mercosur will continue.

"We set the amount equal to the American tariffs," said Nobuyuki Sato, a deputy in Japan's tariff bureau.

We carried out simple tests based on the bootstrap method to investigate whether our estimates could be equal to the DRG tariffs, and our results showed that the estimates we get from our cost data could not be said to be different from the national DRG tariffs.

In that quarter, taxes and transportation tariffs equaled 99percentt of the current oil price, the company reported.

With equal courage, he opposes the tariff on imported ethanol, which is designed to prevent foreigners from taking advantage of the subsidies.