Sentence examples for tariff equal to from inspiring English sources

In the European Union, most countries exempt biofuels from some gas taxes and slap an average tariff equal to more than 70 cents a gallon of imported ethanol.

On their coffee, even by the new tariff, we impose a duty equal to 200 per cent.

For this type of rehabilitation, the DRG-tariff (GEN1A) is equal to €977.

If an American-made product sells for $1 in America, and the same product imported into America by a foreign competitor from a low-cost jurisdiction could be sold for 75 cents, then America would impose a tariff on these imports equal to 25 cents, and thus both products would then be sold for $1 in America and they would compete against each other on a level playing field.

One reason for use in PSA appears to be convenience of assuming a scale from 0 to 1 for utility (although there is no EQ-5D-3L tariff which is exactly equal to zero).

The water pumping tariff equals 60 cent/kWh according to the retail tariff of electricity according the National Electric Power Company of Jordan (NEPCO) (National Electric Power Company of Jordan NEPCO 2011).

The shadow price of voluntary work and informal care is assumed to be equal to the tariff for cleaning work.

"We set the amount equal to the American tariffs," said Nobuyuki Sato, a deputy in Japan's tariff bureau.

Simple average tariffs give equal weight to all tariff lines and thus may be overly influenced by tariffs on unimportant items.

We carried out simple tests based on the bootstrap method to investigate whether our estimates could be equal to the DRG tariffs, and our results showed that the estimates we get from our cost data could not be said to be different from the national DRG tariffs.

Some specialists who participated in the study said the tariff imposed on vaginal delivery in Iran should be equal to that of C-section in order to adjust the C-section rate.