Sentence examples for fix the tariff from inspiring English sources

The government has promised to fix the tariff problem, but has procrastinated over doing so.Officials hope that a few months of economising will see Brazil through until the start of the rainy season in November, and that, by next year, generating and transmission capacity will have expanded enough to prevent shortages.

The right to protection of personal freedom has led to the challenging of excessive prison sentences and to the alteration of the previous practice of permitting the home secretary to fix the length of time (the "tariff") actually served in prison by someone sentenced to a life term.

A bipartisan group of economists ranging from Paul Krugman to the conservative Fred Bergsten of the Peterson Institute have called for tariffs on China to fix the currency manipulation problem.

While the weekly tariff for HHD is fixed, the costs for some HHD patients will be higher than for others, depending on how often they dialyse and consequently how many consumables they use per week.

Quick recognition by the foreign powers brought the Nationalist government the revenues collected by the efficient Maritime Customs Service; when the powers granted China the right to fix its own tariff schedules, that revenue increased.

For dispatchable renewables, this is reflected by a reduction of 0.2 cents/kWh in the reference price on which the fixed feed-in tariff is based; while for intermittent renewables, the reduction is 0.4 cents/kWh (§ 37 (3) EEG 2014).

Fixing the fix.

The court concluded that their right to a fair trial was violated, not because the sentence was too long, but because the home secretary, who was clearly not independent from the executive, had fixed their tariff or minimum time in detention.

Under the fixed feed-in tariff system, quantities of RES electricity are traded on the day-ahead or intraday spot market in accordance with the provisions of the Equalisation Scheme Ordinance (§ 2 AusglMechV).

Congress no longer retains power to fix postal tariffs (although changes may be vetoed) or to control employees' salaries, and political patronage has been virtually eliminated.

The average cost of one of these tariffs is £1,178 a year, whereas the cheapest average current fixed rate tariff is just £850 a year – a whopping £328 a year cheaper.