Sentence examples for set tariffs from inspiring English sources

It has raised the bogey of "privatisation", though in fact neither assets nor staff nor the right to set tariffs would be transferred.

He was ordered to serve "whole life minimum term" last year under 2003 criminal justice legislation giving judges the power to set tariffs in murder cases.

Before private ships are allowed to dock, however, officials said they must train customs and immigration officers and set tariffs to help generate an income for the port.

He will continue to set tariffs, if not to change them, and he also has the final say on whether to release a prisoner once he is up for parole.

This figure is 14 times higher than the total aid flow to developing countries each year.Rich nations have set tariffs on imports from developing countries at 30% higher than the global average.

[World Business, Section W.] Questions About U.S. Trade Policy A move in Congress to extend trade preferences to Andean nations raises the question of whether America should set tariffs and trade rules globally or country-by-country.

Higher tariffs could be set up in a time of high electricity load and low production from RES and in the reverse case, we can do the opposite and set tariff to a lower price.

Eight evaluated HRQL outcomes: seven using the QALY as an effectiveness measure and either the EQ-5D (using the UK value set tariff) [10, 11], time-trade off scores [3, 4, 19, 20], or UBQ-H scores [12] as preference-based outcomes, while one used a Quality-of-Life score derived from the Health Measurement Questionnaire as an effectiveness measure with no preference-based outcome [15].

Each HRG corresponds to a nationally set tariff, which is adjusted annually.

They are also talking about officials setting tariffs.

"This is a big win for American employers and workers," said Representative Dave Camp, a Michigan Republican who will become chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, which sets tariffs.