Sentence examples for tariffs down from inspiring English sources

This would hold tariffs down, and reduce the risk of state companies crowding out private ones by subsidising new plants with profits from old.

The goals, says the energy minister, Dilma Rousseff, are to hold tariffs down, to give "just remuneration" to investors and to connect up the 13m Brazilians who lack electricity.

Regarding manufacturing, she insisted that India and Brazill) not merely lower their subsidy ceilings, but that they do so to such an extent as to bring the actual tariffs down below current levels.

But many bosses have walked away from such pacts altogether: by 2011 (the most recent year for which figures are available) only 29% of German firms were signed up for industry-wide tariffs, down from 34% in 2006.The unions are battling to try to preserve national pay standards.

It includes higher duty on all imports, except petroleum, and doubling the tax on foreign air travel.This is a reversal of the process begun by Mr Chidambaram in his budget in February, when he slashed tax rates and said he aimed to get Indian tariffs down to levels prevailing in the Association of South-East Asian Nations ASEANN) by 2000.

He has accused the coalition of doing too little to help keep tariffs down.

As tariffs come down, the value to African businesses of tariff-free access to the US market will be reduced.

But history suggests that as soon as China's tariffs come down, new bureaucratic barriers will magically appear.

But until now there has been little sign of standard tariffs coming down for households that do not shop around for better deals.

If tariffs come down in the little free trade area, the exporters of the Six will also begin to feel the effects of the split in Europe and will be given a corresponding incentive to close it.

Today, merchant tariffs are down to Rs. 3-Rs. 4 per unit.