uniform tariff

collocation in English

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uniform
adjective
uk
/ˈjuː.nɪ.fɔːm/us
/ˈjuː.nə.fɔːrm/
the same; not changing or different in ...
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tariff
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtær.ɪf/us
/ˈter.ɪf/
a charge or list of charges either for services or on goods entering ...
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(Definition ofuniformandtarifffrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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We have repeatedly made clear that the universal service to every address in the country, at auniformtariff, is non-negotiable.
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We attach enormous importance to maintaining auniformtariffstructure for normal letter delivery to rural areas.
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It allows people acting in this area to cross-subsidise otherwise unprofitable aspects of the universal service such as long-distance deliveries at auniformtariff.
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I suggest that it is essential to maintain the universal delivery with theuniformtariff.
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It would still be auniformtariffsystem.
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We agreed that the limit should be sufficient only to guarantee universal service at auniformtariff.
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That is one of the arguments for a simple anduniformtariff.
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The service will include daily delivery to all addresses at an affordable,uniformtariff.
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Self-evidently, auniformtariffdoes not mean that every piece of mail will cost eactly the same to send.
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No; a completelyuniformtariffwould be incompatible with area boards' continued responsibility for their individual financial performance.
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However, we do not believe that greater competition is incompatible with the provision of the universal postal service at auniformtariff.
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I refer to the absence of auniformtariff.
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However, it lifts the curtain on what can happen if one moves away from guaranteeing a universal service with auniformtariff.
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Right from the beginning we noted the absence of any mention of auniformtariff.
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The main question is whether such a universal service at auniformtariffcan be guaranteed unless the operator is allowed a monopoly.
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The omission in the directive to deal with auniformtarifffor the reserved area greatly flaws the proposal.
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However, auniformtariffis a half of devaluation, and we have tried devaluation twice already since the war and it did not succeed.
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Further, can he say why there is nouniformtariff?
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I cannot conceive of a universal service without auniformtariffbeing anything other than almost meaningless.
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That will guarantee auniformtarifffor those services.
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