Sentence examples for future tariffs from inspiring English sources

No "compensation" for future tariffs was offered, Clark told Andrew Marr.

Details of the deal were not announced, but it does not free Canada from the prospect of future tariffs or export controls.

"If we don't know what's going to happen in terms of future tariffs then I certainly wouldn't be investing in it, because it's not at all obvious whether its going to be financially beneficial," said Kemp.

Anna Soubry said that No 10 must have privately told Nissan that Britain was remaining in the EU customs union or promised mitigation against any future tariffs before the car firm announced plans to build two new models in the UK.

Ultimately, this indicates that demand response behaviour is similar to other forms of consumer behaviour, insofar as it is open to being influenced by a wide range of factors beyond price, and this considerably expands the range of techniques available for developing future tariffs and securing demand response in low-carbon futures.

The existence of these mega-peak tariffs in the industrial countries highlights the importance of ensuring that future tariff reductions bring about reductions in the highest tariffs.

Data are grouped by local organisations for two purposes: to support the collection of cost data for reference costing in order to inform future tariff setting processes, and to provide information for local service planning.

The presentation could include the objectives of energy management; past, present and future energy tariffs; roles and responsibilities; significant-energy-users; time-line for the energy project to be implemented; specialist and precision measuring equipment to be used; data collection, analysis and finally the report format and submission.

I hope that in the future all green tariffs marketed in the UK will be required to sign up to the Scheme, or they shouldn't be able to be called "green".

Moreover, the prospect of (limited) free electricity could help to mitigate the possible adverse impacts that future dynamic pricing tariffs might have on the fuel poor and help address equity implications of dynamic pricing [37].

The council hoped the project would be self-financing with "a future feed in tariff income of £14m overall based on the electricity generated".