Sentence examples for indicative tariffs from inspiring English sources
We estimated notional costs of care, from Hospital Episode Statistics data, by applying the set of mandatory and indicative tariffs used in England for the reimbursement of inpatient and outpatient care (2008-09 payment by results tariffs).
In accordance with paragraph 6 of the Code, the BBC has published here a list of indicative tariff ranges applicable for different genres of programming.
The IPP system, which has been condemned as a national scandal by prison governors, includes more than 3,000 prisoners who had already passed their tariff indicative release date: "They're only released when they can demonstrate to the Parole Board that they are a minimal risk to society, which is the present test, but in a prison cell they will find it almost impossible to satisfy that test.
Thus, replacing goods of Chinese origin by goods from other countries is clearly indicative of trade diversion that is likely to follow the tariff and non-tariff liberalization following the TPP.
Pregnancy status was determined from the databases mentioned above by using disease and tariff codes for different conditions and procedures indicative of ongoing pregnancy or the completion of pregnancy (26 ) (Table 1).
"The imposition of punitive tariffs on a raft of U.S. imports is hardly indicative of the Turkish authorities being ready to embark on some sensible monetary and fiscal measures to combat the crisis," the London-based Scottish analyst who hails from Aberdeen.
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Organization), Multilateral Trade Negotiations, and Group "Tariffs" Circulation of indicative lists.
International tariffs, maybe.
