Sentence examples for tariffed from inspiring English sources

Would the removal of a child thereby become a punishment that could be tariffed in law?

"The carders' sense of invulnerability is shattered, their commerce is tariffed by paranoia and mistrust, the veil of secrecy that once protected hackers and corporations alike has mostly evaporated," he writes.

The relatively lightly tariffed machinery sector includes jet and diesel engines; the impact on Britain's car and aerospace industries will be felt here too.

The darker circles represent the heavily tariffed, but meagre, trade in televisions, radios and video recorders.

"The whole-life tariff is against all principles of international law as it denies any possibility of reform of rehabilitation," says Bhatt Murphy's Simon Creighton, the solicitor representing the prisoners at the European court.

The sector could divide between those institutions that plan to expand (particularly smaller institutions, alternative providers and those that have lost out from the high-tariff policy) and those looking to maintain their current status (typically older and more traditional institutions).

Sir Leon Brittan, the then home secretary, imposed a whole-life tariff on Hutchinson for the murder and rape of the Laitner family in Sheffield in September 1983.

It will include introducing feed-in tariffs to enable households to claim guaranteed cash back when they generate their own electricity, and incentives for renewable heat such as solar power.

In response to the decision, Bamber said: "I am the only person in the UK who was [retrospectively] given a life tariff on a majority verdict that maintains innocence.

Excessive section 106 tariffs [which include deals on payments for affordable housing] just lead to no housing, no regeneration and no community benefits".

I did say that I was going to investigate whether we're on the right tariff, but I haven't quite got round to that yet!