Sentence examples for under tariffs from inspiring English sources

Number two: under tariffs with capacity charges, time-varying rates would have little impact on both electricity bills and load and generation peaks.

Investors can under certificate schemes require up to 3% higher profit margins than under tariffs due to higher variance in profits.

These Rural Cooperatives typically purchased their wholesale electricity for resale from larger utilities under tariff arrangements which included charges for energy and peak demand.

Table 5 summarizes changes in self-sufficiency rates for grain under tariff adjustment scenarios in 2030 and 2050, compared with the BAU at 2030 and 2050.

The reduction of import barriers makes it possible for Third Countries to sell increasing quantities of sugar in the EU market at reduced price and under preferential agreements (countries under tariff exemption).

In this framework, only exporting Countries under tariff exemption may increase the competition on the domestic market (depending on the import volume and on price differential between EU and world market), contributing to increase the market power of sugar purchasers (e.g. confectionery industry, retailers).

(CD 4) "In addition to that the money is even more complicated because there is still existing historical parts of services which paid for under tariff, so, both [Location] [Location] and, are claiming through tariff.

(CD 5) Funding was perceived by some Clinical Directors to be based on many historical 'strategies' that were not well understood rather than one standard, financially coherent model: "In addition to that the money is even more complicated because there is still existing historical parts of services which paid for under tariff, so, both [Location] [Location] and, are claiming through tariff.

Under one, tariffs are weighted by the shares of goods in the domestic production of the importing country, but this gives too much weight to highly protected products.

On June 29th, China and Hong Kong signed a deal under which tariffs on many goods exported to the mainland from Hong Kong will be eliminated from next January and service industries from Hong Kong will gain freer access to the Chinese market.

Under TTIP, tariffs on goods and services should disappear, though it is expected that some will only be reduced, and others may take years to go the way of history.