Sentence examples for flexible tariff from inspiring English sources

The proclamation was made after an investigation and report by the United States Tariff Commission under the flexible tariff provisions of the Tariff Act of 1922.

The powers of the President under the flexible tariff provisions of the act of 1922 differ in degree rather than in kind from powers that have long been his.

The flexible tariff can replace inefficient tax credits and adjust for economic factors in each state or region.

Smart meters will allow flexible tariffs, but will also enable power-hungry appliances such as fridges to be temporarily turned off when power is expensive.

When used well, smart meters offer a host of advantages: individuals can keep better track of their usage, utilities can offer flexible tariffs to encourage use when the grid is underloaded, and microgeneration can be rewarded, letting utilities pay people for fitting solar or wind generation to their properties.

This article addresses the question whether it is economically viable to install medium-scale distributed ESSs designed to lower the electricity cost for a customer-side application, assuming flexible electricity tariffs.

Traffic movement sensors report on the intensity of vehicle movement through a city and enable flexible parking tariffs and intelligent signage which reacts in real-time to help citizens plan their day's journeys.

The study clearly demonstrates that system effects should be considered when grid tariffs for flexible electric boilers are designed and that novel tariff designs should be more widely adapted.

To dodge the tariff, Nantucket, ever flexible, considered declaring "neutrality" — that is, seceding from the United States.

Table 9 Impact of assumed EV charge models on the electricity demand curve and the critical excess electricity production in 2050 2050 Increase in CEEP (GWh/year) Increase of the maximum peak demand (kW) Smart charge and V2G (Tariff model 1) 1092.9 52,518 Flexible demand 1088.24 66,468.

By the late 19th century Congress realized it was far too cumbersome to require a Congressional vote to change individual tariffs, so they delegated to the president the authority to use tariffs as a flexible tool in the exercise of foreign policy.