Sentence examples for hold tariffs from inspiring English sources
This would hold tariffs down, and reduce the risk of state companies crowding out private ones by subsidising new plants with profits from old.
The goals, says the energy minister, Dilma Rousseff, are to hold tariffs down, to give "just remuneration" to investors and to connect up the 13m Brazilians who lack electricity.
But this move, if agreed, could keep tariffs on hold for at least 18 months, assuming there was no major rise in wholesale prices.
Rather than dishing out blanket subsidies to hold down water tariffs, a policy that usually benefits the middle classes most, Chile charges everybody the full cost of their water, but gives poor people stamps to redeem against their bills.More instructive for most developing countries is South Africa, an arid country bedevilled by water shortages.
Let the studios, agencies and friends-of-honorees pay the tariff, but hold a lottery to select member to attend the awards.
The Netanyahu government announced that, in view of the unity deal, it would hold back the payment of tariffs collected on the Palestinian Authority's behalf.
It matters because for all the excellent initiatives in the green paper, from diverting mentally ill people from prison to doing something about the 3,000 inmates who are held beyond their tariff with no prospect of a release date, the package has yet to win a place in the coalition's legislative programme.
Our research has shown that 40% of smart meter customers have been encouraged to tackle wider energy-efficiency issues in their home since having smart meters installed.* 5. What the future holds: Time-of-use tariffs Time-of-use tariffs could save customers money by enabling them to use energy at different off-peak periods, and are only available with smart meters.
European tariff rates continued to hold flat until 1930, well after the Depression had begun.
Once that quota is exceeded, tariffs of 14.9percentto26percentcent would take hold.
