Sentence examples for proper tariff from inspiring English sources

It is proposed to develop communal system to serve residents in densely populated cluster with proper tariff system.

On all but one of the shipping forms, however, the wood was identified by a tariff code applicable to planks (in this case, "fingerboards" to be placed on the necks of the guitars) not exceeding 6 mm; only one of the many forms used the proper tariff code identifying the wood as of a thickness whose export was prohibited by Indian law.

The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation together with the World Bank's water and sanitation programme aims to promote water saving, cultivate willingness to pay proper water tariffs and make people more environmentally aware.

The World Trade Organisation, which sets the rules of global commerce, should enact rules prohibiting the international trade in artemisinin monotherapies and reducing the tariffs on proper medicines to zero.

These EU Third Energy Packagee" rules govern, inter alia, third-party access, transparency requirements, fair tariffs and proper separation of producers from distributors in the gas supply chain.

Dumping is defined as the sale of goods at "less than fair value". If such sales cause injury to the domestic industry and the United States follows the proper procedures, it can slap on tariffs without causing international legal problems.

Some of the reasons this problem persists include the high cost of infrastructure, complex governance, lack of proper operations & maintenance, unrealistically low water tariffs, poor water utility management, poorly targeted subsidies and misguided development assistance.

And the EU needs to do more to enforce the EU-Israel treaty provisions which exclude settlement goods from the tariff exemptions applied to goods from Israel proper.

Some countries also exclude these products from favorable tariff treatment enjoyed by products from Israel proper.

Ensuring the consistency of any such carbon tariffs with the rules governing trade is a necessary and proper role for international negotiations.

Once the tariff period for the offence has been served, there needs to be a proper and rigorous justification to keep anyone in prison, he said.