Sentence examples for a tariff in from inspiring English sources

It is the first time Japan has imposed a tariff in a trade dispute, and it signifies the emergence of a coalition to combat what it perceives as protectionism in Washington.

While no one wants a tariff in the tech industry, clarity would certainly make any tariff much easier to stomach.

In June, Britain adopted a tariff structure in which Internet service providers buy time from telecommunications companies for a wholesale flat rate.

By juxtaposition with an established Malaysian scenario, the yearly electrical energy was placed at 646,663.2 MWh with a tariff revenue in excess of US$64.68 million/year.

But if you commit a crime that is either too petty or too huge to carry a meaningful tariff in prison years, then you will probably pay in the equivalent of stickers.

"Cars made in America face a 30 percent tariff in Malaysia" — another potential member of the T.P.P. — "which might not seem stiff compared to 50 percent on motorcycles or 35 percent on plywood, except that cars made in Japan and other Asian nations don't face any tariff in Malaysia".

However, since July 1 , 1997 tariffs on IT and communications devices, semiconductors, electronic components, etc. (excluding electronics for domestic consumption) have been reduced by the same rate, reaching a zero tariff in 2000 after four stages of tariff reduction.

Tariffs on snacks into Central America are not notably high – all are under 20% with the exception of potato chips into Costa Rica, which faced a 41% tariff in 2003 [ 38].

For example, trucks attract a tariff of 25% in America and 22% in the European Union.

At issue is whether a tax that can be avoided by producing locally is an import tariff in disguise.

In fact, she was put on a tariff that resulted in her paying £134 more than her existing deal.