The phrase "all the tariffs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every tariff in a specific context, such as trade or taxation.
Example: "The government has decided to review all the tariffs imposed on imported goods to ensure fairness in trade."
Alternatives: "every tariff" or "all tariffs".
However Ofgem said it was already working on plans to change its code, so that customers are able to view all the tariffs, regardless of the commission the website will earn.
Even more than the 2002 Farm Bill, this one has eroded U.S. credibility and leadership at the WTO trade talks and given the other key players yet another excuse to evade their own responsibility to make the Round successful responsibility that in the EU's case consists of accepting truly meaningful cuts in all the tariffs it applies to agricultural products.
"If the U.S. has not removed all the tariffs within the time frame stipulated, then sanctions will kick in," said EU spokesman Anthony Gooch.
Since all the tariffs have made foreign goods synonymous in the public mind with luxury, such campaigns injure imports most.
And they say there are potential compromises that might placate the Europeans without abandoning all the tariffs.
Mr. Mnuchin suggested that all the tariffs could be phased out as China meets its commitments to make changes over a period of time.
China wants the U.S. to drop all of the tariffs it imposed on more than $250 billion in Chinese goods last year.
Canadian opponents of the deal want all of the tariffs returned to Canadian lumber companies because international trade panels repeatedly have ruled that the U.S. penalties were improper.
All the tariff cuts and market openings are on the Chinese side.
This argument is supported by an empirical analysis carried out on the basis of an original dataset which includes all the tariff plans on offer in the history of the Italian market between 1992 and 2005.
The end of July was a deadline set in place because TPA, Trade Promotion Authority, was expiring next July, which means it has to get to Congress by early next year, and it takes that long to get all the tariff schedules worked out.
