Sentence examples for border adjustments from inspiring English sources

The authors also proposed "border adjustments," tariffs, on goods from countries that do not agree to an international program for carbon dioxide reductions.

Alliances and wars were usually short-lived affairs involving limited economic objectives and little loss of life, and they seldom led to any border adjustments.

The dividing line should be based on the 1967 borders — with mutually agreed border adjustments and security arrangements for both sides.

Israel says it is ready to concede the principle of full withdrawal, but wants border adjustments to assure continued control of the Sea of Galilee, its principal freshwater source.

The Palestinians claim all of the West Bank, as well as Gaza and East Jerusalem, for a future Palestinian state, although they have expressed readiness for minor border adjustments in return for commensurate swaps of land.

Whether or not Mr. Guterman will be as pliant as he says, Middle East peace negotiators on all sides — Israeli, Palestinian and American — have long viewed small border adjustments and land swaps as key to a deal that would include a solution to the hundreds of thousands of Jews who have settled in the West Bank over the past four decades.

It's clear that the border adjustment is the right thing to do for the environment and for American manufacturing".

In 1889, Bolivia granted the Puna de Atacama and the Chaco Central to Argentina, in exchange for a smaller border adjustment in its favor.

Nystrom explained the GDP increase, "GDP goes up because the fee and dividend provides a boost to consumer spending, reducing demand for fossil fuels does not have a significant impact on American employment and reduces energy imports from abroad, and the border adjustment means American firms are on a level playing field when it comes to competing on the world market".

In Table 2, BAP refers to this border adjustment policy.

In particular, four BAMs are evaluated using the CGE model: (1) border adjustment on exports; (2) border adjustment on imports; (3) border adjustment through production rebate (subsidy) to all domestic producers; and (4) full border adjustment (both exports and imports).