Sentence examples for get a tariff of from inspiring English sources

The pain for people like me who have already fitted such technologies is that we will only get a tariff of 9p per kWh, roughly equivalent to the payments we already get from the government's renewable obligation certificate scheme.

But large-scale community wind turbines will get a lower tariff than proposed last year, leaving the overall level of support to the industry little changed.

In exchange... [tenants] get a cheaper tariff".

Tariffs tumble, as Moroccans get a taste of corporate competition.

If, two years on, negotiations have proved inconclusive, then we'd get a Hardest of Hard Brexits, the immediate imposition of WTO tariff levels,and a nasty snarl of temporary economic chaos.

But after the club intensified its opposition, Representative Tim Ryan, an Ohio Democrat who favors tariffs, complained this week that "all of a sudden you can't get a lick of Republican support".

Yet most of our beef faces a tariff of 70%.

"We estimate a tariff of 10percentt on this aluminum would cost beer and beverage producers $256.3 million, a 20percenttariffff would cost $512.5 million and a 30percenttariffff would run $768.8 million".

However, Australia failed to get a reduction in tariffs on key commodities such as rice, wheat, cotton and sugar.

Some technologies such as solar photovoltaic panels on household roofs will get a higher feed-in tariff, and, importantly, all tariffs will be uprated with inflation each year.

They got a temporary tariff from President Bush, but not much more.