Sentence examples for an extra tariff from inspiring English sources

In 1996 the government imposed an extra tariff of 5%.

First it tightened India's anti-dumping procedures; then, in the budget in June, the finance minister, Yashwant Sinha, imposed an extra tariff of 4%.

Puls can also make voice calls and send texts, with its own SIM card and partnerships with AT&T in the US and O2 in the UK – although owners will be able to use "mirrored" SIM cards with the same account as their smartphone, rather than having to sign up to an extra mobile tariff.

The main point of contention is the lesser-duty rule, an arcane formula for calculating extra tariffs levied on goods produced below market prices.

In light of China's "unfair retaliation" against earlier U.S. trade actions, Trump upped the ante on Thursday by ordering U.S. officials to identify extra tariffs, escalating a high stakes tit-for-tat confrontation with potentially damaging consequences for the world's two biggest economies.

While Mr. Sarkozy is demanding a U.S.-style "Buy European" law, the Socialist program calls for a form of European protectionism, with extra tariffs on imports from countries that do not meet E.U. safety, labor and environmental standards.

Other proposals floated at the Eurosceptic party's annual conference included a luxury goods tax, which could see extra tariffs on shoes costing more than £200, handbags more than £1,000 and cars more than £50,000, a move the party believes could raise money from the wealthiest.

If we leave, there will be extra tariffs on foodstuffs.

The commission says it has passed "a record level of trade defence measures", pointing to 37 cases in which extra tariffs have been charged on dumped goods.

Their real problem is relations with Russia, which has still not formally recognised the post-Soviet borders and imposes extra tariffs on most Baltic exports.

The commission has up to 13 months to impose extra tariffs, which could be in place for up to five years.