Sentence examples for an average tariff of from inspiring English sources

The exception is agricultural produce, on which Japan applies an average tariff of 25 percent.

The European Union, for example, levies an average tariff of only three percent on US goods.

The United States does charge an average tariff of 3.5percentt.

Countries with income per capita of between £5,000 and £15,000 face an average tariff of 2.9%.

Japan's exports, by contrast, face an average tariff of 16percentt, which depresses Japan's exports to Mexico by as much as $3.6 billion, Keidanren calculates.

Of the remaining 39, only 2 had an average tariff of less than 110.

Of the 193, 154 (80%) had obtained an A grade for all their subjects and therefore had an average tariff score of 120.

Agriculture (including hunting, forestry and fishing) is the most protected sector (ISIC Revision 2 definition) with an average tariff rate of 11.2percentt, followed by manufacturing with 8.9percentt, and mining and quarrying with 8.8percentt.

A large majority (154/193; 80%) of students with A-level data had uniform 'A' grades (average tariff = 120), and only two of the remaining 39 had an average tariff score below 110 [ 11].

That's lower than China's average tariff of 9.9percentt, but on par with rates in other developed countries like Australia, Japan, Canada and the European Union.

Uganda’s 2000/2001 applied MFN tariffs generally display negative escalation from first-stage processed goods (average tariff of 10.6percentto to semi-finished products (average tariff of 8.7percentt), and then positive escalation from semifinished to finished goods (mean tariff rate of 8.8percentt; WTO, 2001).