Sentence examples for introduced a tariff from inspiring English sources

First Utility has also introduced a tariff which is 13% cheaper than its existing lowest tariff, but has not cut standard prices.

The public transport agency, which had previously allowed the Silicon Valley firms to operate their buses free of charge, agreed last week to introduce a tariff for use of city streets and city bus stops.

In an attempt to provide that, Ofgem will introduce a Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR) on bills from April, similar to an APR comparison on a loan.

Ways and Means chairman Dingley introduced a new tariff bill (later called the Dingley Act) to revise the Wilson Gorman Tariff Act of 1894.

He introduced a new tariff granting preference to British manufactures and negotiated commercial treaties.

This helps explain why, in a speech to postulators this month, Cardinal Angelo Amato, who oversees the Vatican's sainthood department, disclosed that it had introduced a "reference tariff"—in effect, price regulation for the costs incurred in promoting a possible saint.

Germany introduced a feed-in tariff in 1990 and has seen its renewable energy market soar.

There are some great prospects out there for solar, for instance, the government recently introduced a feed in tariff.

Seeing that example, France has introduced a feed-in tariff as part of its plan to meet the European Union target of 20percentt renewable-energy generation by 2020.

But Russia, the world's biggest importer of sugar, has introduced a six-month tariff on raw sugar at a rate of 40%.In this section OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS COMMODITY PRICE INDEX EMPLOYMENT PRICES AND WAGES Reprints.

The company is expected to introduce a new tariff soon that includes unlimited calls to western Europe.