Sentence examples for tariff exceeded from inspiring English sources
At the time, this pricing was such that the minute price of the cost cap tariff exceeded the common market price for pure pay-per-use tariffs (0.09 €/min) while the cost cap was set at the level of comparable flat rate plans.
The price paid per kilowatt-hour under a feed-in tariff exceeds the price of grid electricity.
It is clear to me that it does, because whatever their involvement in the fatal incident, the principal offender and the secondary offender will be condemned to a life sentence with a minimum tariff, usually exceeding 15 years imprisonment (25 years for a knife murder, 30 years for a firearm murder).
Once that quota is exceeded, tariffs of 14.9percentto26percentcent would take hold.
In more than 25 developing countries tariff revenue can exceed 30percent of the government's total tax revenue.
This research indicated that generic medicine discounts ranged from 20%to70%0% off the wholesaler selling price in France, and maximum discounts exceeded 50% of the drug tariff price in the United Kingdom.
On balance, this timetable was met and in some areas exceeded so that, by the middle of 1968, tariff barriers had been abolished for agricultural as well as industrial products.
This explains the ferocity of the international response to the act, which far exceeded the reactions that had followed earlier American legislation, such as the Fordney-McCumber tariff of 1922, which had come at a time of booming trade.
In 2009, Ontario's new Green Energy Act came into force with a feed-in-tariff and (FIT) new transmission investments that make it likely that this target will be exceeded.
