Sentence examples for tariff less from inspiring English sources

It established that a statutory rape involving minors close to the age of consent and arising from sexual experimentation should attract a tariff less than that of what Mr Clarke would call "classic rape".

For any feed-in tariff less than 90% of the current value, part of the biogas will be upgraded and fed in to the gas grid, with strong negative influence on the overall revenue.

"It's pretty hard to do a renewable project for a tariff less than 17 cents," Christopher Camponovo of Symbion Power said.

Both these features make the tariff less likely to achieve the intended improvements in efficiency of services.

Exporters are in favour of the deal as it promises lower tariffs, less red tape and a wider base of consumers for their goods, but the negotiations have faced opposition in Europe, where consumers fear it would ride roughshod over the 28-nation bloc's labour market and environmental standards, and lead to more outsourcing and job losses.

When you increase tariffs, less trade occurs.

Leave campaigners argue that Britain should be able to negotiate a tariff-less trade with France and Germany for its cars because French and German models are popular with British drivers.

And IPPs would no longer be imposed if the tariff was less than two years.

A country deserves four marks out of six for its trade policy, for example, if its average tariff is less than 16% and its customs houses run smoothly, marred only by the odd demand for "tea money" to speed things up.

Of the remaining 39, only 2 had an average tariff of less than 110.

The situation for wind projects that supply to the grid at the state-guaranteed feed-in tariff is less clear; the attractiveness depends on the level of the tariff.