Sentence examples for because the duties from inspiring English sources

"It's a big setback for U.S. poly because the duties are going to start being collected next week and the rates are prohibitive," said John Smirnow, vice president of trade and competitiveness at the Solar Energy Industries Association, the main industry trade group.

[n.7] In Allis Chalmers v. Lueck, 471 U.S. 202 (1985), the Court applied §301 pre-emption to a state law claim for bad faith handling of a worker's compensation claim because the duties the employer owed the employee, including the duty of good faith, were rooted firmly in the collective bargaining agreement.

Sometimes such tariffs have brought relief for a particular domestic industry, but more often, they have had little lasting effect in boosting production and employment at home because the duties came too late, were circumvented or were made largely irrelevant as imports shifted to other foreign countries.

Because the duty of fair representation is judicially created, the consequences of its breach necessarily are left to judicial determination.

'At the moment you get these bulges in the housing market at around £250,000 because the duty has skewed the market.

This is because the duty of loyalty, which restrains such behavior, rests on a deeply held sense of fairness (at least outside Nevada).

The fighting, Mr. Holbrooke said, made it more difficult to recruit peacekeeping forces to go to Congo because the duty had become more dangerous.

José María Cañellas, general manager of a digital television company based in Barcelona, said that, while he had backed Mr. Mas's Convergència i Uni" party in the past, he had not voted for Mr. Mas on Sunday because "the duty of our government is to help create jobs and get us out of this crisis rather than divide people over independence".

After years of secrecy, Mr. Feeney, who is 65, agreed this week to discuss his gifts because the duty-free stores were sold this month to the company that makes Moet & Chandon Champagne, and a lawsuit over the sale would have revealed his anonymous donations.

When I got to my hotel, I must have looked distraught because the duty clerk offered me a snifter of Calvados and a fluffy towel.

Prosecutor Nina Rezai was quoted as saying the fines must be heavy because "the duty to help a fellow human being was blatantly violated".