Sentence examples for tariffs requires from inspiring English sources
The design of municipal water tariffs requires balancing multiple criteria such as financial self-sufficiency for the service provider, equity among customers, and economic efficiency for society.
The petitioners argue that the regulations and tariffs requiring the respondent to pass on its costs to the consumers place this case within the cost-plus contract exception.
The margin is probably even smaller for agricultural commodities because of the sharp reduction in tariffs required by Indonesias LOI with the IMF.
So the tariff required would have to be huge: rich countries would impose a 21% tariff on Indian manufactures and 26% for goods made in China, reckon Messrs Mattoo and Subramanian.
One subset of models investigates efficient contracts with non-linear tariffs, but requires mechanisms which are rarely observed in managerial practice.
The process of tariff exemptions requires Washington's assessment of the supply chain impacts first.
The Telegraph also says Vodafone has introduced a new web-only deal for the Z10, costing £33 per month (this tariff also requires an up-front fee of £129).
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, for example, faltered, saying that eliminating tariffs would require intense negotiations and "take a long time". In truth, every WTO member could simply take its tariff commitments and change all the positive numbers to zero.
The company said the additional proposed tariffs will require it to hike the cost of many of its products in the US.
Finally, First Solar announced a multi-year agreement with SunEdison, which will deploy the company's modules in Ontario, which, like many European countries, has so-called feed-in tariffs that require utilities to purchase power generated from renewable sources on favorable terms.
An efficient and effective system of tariffs and subsidies requires investment in the appropriate infrastructure for the urban-poor, and building of institutions based on the principles of value for money, equity and partnerships.
