Sentence examples for favourable tariffs from inspiring English sources

The EU's Court of Justice ruled last month that the favourable tariffs Morocco enjoys should not apply to goods from the territories it occupies.

Without a highly favourable tariff structure in the EU, Canada and the US, outsourcing to Bangladesh would not be attractive to retailers.

Pakistan has one of the world's most dynamic and well-developed textile industries, but in recent years business has shifted to other countries with more favourable tariff regimes.

Signatories to GATT, with some exceptions, apply the most favourable tariff to products.

That has been possible in other countries, thanks in part to favourable energy tariffs on offer when consumers sell surplus electricity back to the energy companies.

Another subsidy is available to households that are able to sell surplus electricity to the energy company at favourable prices (such as the tariff paid for the electricity the company sells its customers).

Over the decade of the 1790s, the Federalists stood for the following economic policies: funding of the old Revolutionary War debt and the assumption of state debts, passage of excise laws, creation of a central bank, maintenance of a tariff system, and favourable treatment of American shipping.

This required a favourable balance of trade and protective tariffs.

Schaefer et al. [30] reported favourable citizen attitudes towards feed in tariffs in a survey of views on domestic wind energy production in New Zealand and refer to similar findings in Canada and Japan.

The former chancellor Alistair Darling argued earlier this week that £250bn of trade could be lost if Britain had to resort to trading under less favourable World Trade Organisation rules - with tougher tariffs and regulations - while negotiations take place.

The SWT generally lead to smaller changes in QALYs, which translate into greater and less favourable incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) compared to the other tariffs.