Sentence examples for will be a tariff from inspiring English sources

There will be a tariff for various offences, such as three points for a dangerous collision and up to five for more serious indiscretions.

Adding Spotify to the Orange Young tariff will be a sweetener for Orange to sign on more young users.

"Although I fully realise that adjusting to the new lower tariffs will be a big challenge for many firms, it won't come as a surprise to many in the solar industry who've themselves acknowledged the big fall in costs and the big increase in their rate of return over the past year".

The structure of these tariffs will be a critical determinant of the success or failure of utilities in the future.

The rise will be implemented as a tariff, allowing the government to bypass opposition to the fuel price hike in the senate.

This year there will be fewer tariffs and simpler bills, following a review by Ofgem – the regulator Labour set up and now wants to abolish.

The move would boost customer switching, he added: "Because there will be fewer tariffs and they will be simpler, it will make it a lot easier for people to compare and will actually help competition".

The excise increase will be imposed through tariff proposals to be tabled in the House of Representatives this week.

Now there will be no fixed tariff, so private companies can undercut and cherry-pick easy work.

This increase will be due to tariff cuts in goods and services (Lakatos et al. 2016).

If we leave, there will be extra tariffs on foodstuffs.