Sentence examples for Tariff imposition from inspiring English sources
Probably the most common argument for tariff imposition is that particular domestic industries need tariff protection for survival.
Gordon Brinser, president of the U.S. branch of Solar World, one company seeking the tariff imposition, argued that "Solar technology was invented here and we intend to keep it here". I strongly disagree.
Yet, the deadline is somewhat artificial – no on is likely to hold the administration to its planned July 6 tariff imposition.
CLF's 3Q results are likely to benefit from a favorable impact of the tariff imposition on the steel imports in the US, as well as through the discontinuation of its less profitable Asia-Pacific operations.
Despite tit-for-tat tariff impositions, both countries have been cautious about damaging an economic relationship valuable to both sides.
Though this was accompanied by substantial simplification of the tariff structure, the imposition of an import licence commission and a withholding tax on imports raised concern about Ugandas commitment to narrowing the gap between applied and bound rates.
Given that the imposition of tariff and non-tariff barriers between countries interferes with this signal, the removal of such trade barriers in the context of regional integration is thought to increase efficiency in resource allocation (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD 2009:5).
"Today, Americans face a host of new protectionist activity, including threats to withdraw from trade agreements, misguided calls for new tariffs in response to trade imbalances, and the imposition of tariffs on washing machines, solar components, and even steel and aluminum used by US manufacturers," said the letter, which was organized by the National Taxpayers Union.
A couple of days later, George Bush, hitherto unjustly presumed to lack a sense of irony, proclaimed "World Trade Week 2002 .China responded to America's imposition of tariffs on steel by slapping on tariffs of its own, at rates of between 7% and 26%.
No one, for instance, suggests that there should be liability for the injurious consequence of political blunders such as the unwise imposition of tariff duties or the premature lifting of OPA controls.
In June, after the G7 summit, Trudeau told reporters that Canada would retaliate with tariffs of its own following the imposition of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.
