Sentence examples for blanket import from inspiring English sources

But he has yet to endorse the blanket import tax, known as "border adjustment," that House Republicans favor as part of broad tax overhaul.

The White House has so far resisted invoking a provision that would allow the president to impose blanket import restrictions temporarily if the International Trade Commission determines that imports have contributed heavily to the woes of domestic producers.

Kathleen Garrigan, spokesperson for the conservation group African Wildlife Foundation, said listing the African lion as threatened would not result in "a blanket ban" on importing hunting trophies.

The move came as Russia offered to lift a blanket ban on imports of European vegetables as soon as Brussels had provided proof that the food was safe.

Trump's tweet Tuesday about GM does not make clear whether he is calling for targeted tax to punish individual companies that shift production out of the United States or for a blanket tariff on imports.

Both China and the United States have placed blanket bans on certain imports (for example, bald eagles in the United States), but none that target only each other, according to the W.T.O's database on import restrictions, though China does limit imports on American-made movies and other media and genetically modified agricultural products.

The so-called globalist camp lost its most prominent proponent when National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn departed in March after failing to stop Trump from imposing blanket tariffs on steel imports.

Beds are outfitted with beautiful headboards upholstered in bright Otomi fabrics and accented by wool blankets the couple imports from Peru.

On the campaign trail, Trump called for a blanket 35percenttaxax on Mexican imports and a 45percenttariffff on goods from China.

It gave instructions for the improvement of promotion op portunities for about 150,000 state employes, and also lifted customs duties on the import of woolen blankets and sweaters.

By the end of the 18th century, when Westerners had acquired more sophistication regarding these imports, the inaccurate blanket description Indian goods fell out of use.