Sentence examples for the tariffs present from inspiring English sources

But investors worry that Mr Chubais is selling too soon: before Russian electricity regulators have been persuaded to raise tariffs to a reasonable level.At the tariffs' present, artificially low, levels, no investor in search of a cash profit will be keen to own a power plant.

The tariffs at present are too generous and the industry could probably take a bigger hit, perhaps to 0.75 of a tradable renewable obligation certificate (ROC) per megawatt hour, from 1 ROC now, and compared with the proposed cut to 0.9 ROC.

Since the countries may differ in the tariff barriers presented to the outside world, importers will always prefer to have their materials shipped through low-tariff countries, even if fuel, labour, or other costs are higher.

The tariffs are in the present context interpreted as the average variable cost per service.

Despite Mr Bush's present of the tariffs, the main steel union has already endorsed Dick Gephardt for the 2004 race.

The tariffs would make them more expensive.

The tariffs have hurt the business.

Cohn also opposed the tariffs.

The tariffs covered all types of inpatient resources consumed.

In table 10 the UCAS tariff is presented in two ways; as absolute points from all advanced level examinations (excepting resits and general studies), and as a standardised z score calculated on the basis of the "best of three" (or equivalent number) of advanced level grades.

A profit for potential investors in the range of $0.01/kkWh to $0.17/kkWh was discovered for 29 of the 40 available meteorological sites, while the remaining sites were not profitable with the present tariff regime in Nigeria.