Sentence examples for one tariffs from inspiring English sources

Under one, tariffs are weighted by the shares of goods in the domestic production of the importing country, but this gives too much weight to highly protected products.

Amazon.com has one-click shopping; every consumer has a one-stop credit-debit card; most of Europe has one currency; and half the American continent has one tariff.

He says if energy companies want to be trusted, you shouldn't be able to save 16% moving from one tariff from another, where profit margins are 5%.

Under the regulated (or "protected") tariff model, each supplier must offer one tariff where the price is set by the regulator and any prices changes must be approved by them.

One tariff is intended to offset the benefits to Canadian sawmills of the low fees charged by the provincial governments to harvest trees in state-owned forests in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec.

Asked on Thursday whether the prime minister's pledge meant energy companies would only be able to offer one tariff – the cheapest – Davey said: "[Ensuring] consumers face the lowest bills possible is a priority for me.

Customers have to choose one tariff out of those offered from their local utilities.

In addition, the utility may, theoretically, provide one tariff for every possible template load profile.

First, notice, that for any (p>0,) it follows that ({hat{n1}}_{rm CC} < {hat{n2}}_{rm CC}.) Thus, at most one of the consumption candidates can admit the corner solution of ({hat{n}}.) Next, we show that ({hat{n}} = c_{rm CC}/{p_{rm CC}}) is the optimal consumption within one tariff segment if the interior solution exceeds bounds.

If they're admitted to OAU and then they go home we have paid twice for a service whereas if they'd gone to OAU and then been admitted it would only have cost us one tariff.

Plus, Chinese authorities are not limited to one-to-one tariff responses.