Sentence examples for equivalent duties from inspiring English sources

For housewives, the replacement cost approach was used, ie, multiplying the number of self-reported days unable to attend to domestic duties by market values to perform equivalent duties at home ($1.79 US per hour × 8 hours a day).

If any given nation does not apply the tax, an equivalent duty can be applied to their products at ports of entry.

For the first time, all the primary variables affecting the aging of an interconnect and the transistor – namely, the equivalent duty-cycles, slews and frequencies are incorporated into the calculation.

Since November 1999, excise and customs duty in Australia is levied as a specific duty on each cigarette, with an equivalent duty per kilogram of tobacco in the case of roll-your-own smoking tobacco and cigars and cigarettes weighing more than 0.8 grams [ 15].

The rates for LBTT in Scotland will be lower than the equivalent stamp duty in England and Wales.

It has imposed immediate sanctions that are equivalent to 100% duties on a range of European products.

It imposed immediate sanctions equivalent to 100% duties on a range of European products, though the money will not be collected until the WTO has completed its assessment of the damage to America from the EU's rules.

His second decade in the role was less significant than the first, because the death in 1899 of the 1st Duke brought the estate a bill for £600,000 in death duties (equivalent to £ in ).

The Tyrian shekel weighed four Athenian drachmas, about 14 grams, more than earlier 11-gram Israeli shekels, but was regarded as the equivalent for religious duties at that time.

Assuming the methods, aims and purposes of an action are equivalent, justifying a duty to create would normally require stronger public interests than the duty to share.

The landfill tax will transfer to Holyrood, along with the land and buildings transactions tax (equivalent to stamp duty) under the remit of the new Revenue Scotland.