Sentence examples for big tariff from inspiring English sources

But they also know that many of their customers cannot afford big tariff increases, so the IMF's concerns may be overblown.

Many countries, including India, Egypt and Nigeria have been unilaterally slashing tariffs, even as they refuse to offer big tariff cuts in the Doha round.

Interestingly, the big tariff cuts in GATT rounds had already happened; what we're looking at here is trade liberalization in developing countries plus containerization, and the emergence of massive vertical specialization (iWhatevers being made in many stages in different countries).

Then he decided that he'd slap a big tariff on Mexican products at the border, meaning that American consumers would pay for his wall.

Switzerland still slaps big tariffs on New Zealand dairy products.

In its dispute settlement system, a country that imposes trade barriers that break the organization's rules can be punished with big tariffs on its own exports.

Finally, the imposition of big tariffs — forty-five per cent on Chinese imports; thirty-five per cent on Mexican goods — raises the price of many goods sold in the United States.

As Chinese and European trade officials stare each other down over next week's scheduled imposition of big tariffs on the $27 billion worth of solar panels China sells to Europe each year, Germany has come down on China's side.

Taking sides on a politically delicate issue facing President Bush, he suggested that he had little sympathy for calls from domestic steel makers for the imposition of big tariffs on imports.

"Other nations are moving ahead with strategies they are implementing now while we're headed to study hall — and in the interim we're slapping big tariffs on the most essential elements of 5G networks.

Charge us big Tariffs (& Barriers)!