Sentence examples for set the tariff from inspiring English sources

But the official said the administration aimed to set the tariff level high enough to offer relief for the industry.

Mr Bradley claimed that the deal "set a new legal principle that felons should set the tariff for their own misdemeanours.

He also said RHI recipients had not set the tariff but had signed up in good faith to a government scheme.

The department set the tariffs for the companies that account for the bulk of Chinese exports at 20.85 to 30.93 percent.

Trump has ordered aides to set the tariffs at 10percentt, likely leading to higher prices for American consumers.

Even more controversially, May appears likely to reintroduce key aspects of the new customs partnership – although this time the UK would set the tariffs on goods and technology would be used to maintain frictionless borders.

For example infrastructure and ISP services could be owned by the community and operated by a network manager who will set the tariffs and access charges in consultation with a cooperative or community type trust (as already operates on Tiree).

The lord chief justice sets the "tariff" (the real sentence) and most "lifers" serve not much more than 14 years.

Schedule 21 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 sets the "tariff", or minimum term, that murderers must serve.

Although successive home secretaries have said that in her case "life means life", she is challenging the home secretary's role in setting the tariff for murderers.

It sets the tariffs charged by outside companies which operate the car parks on its behalf.