Sentence examples for both tariff from inspiring English sources

If solar panel importers win a final review of both tariff decisions by the Commerce Department this year, the preliminary tariffs could be reduced or even entirely refunded, although they also might be increased.

But if solar panel importers win a final review of both tariff decisions by the Commerce Department later this year, the preliminary tariffs could be reduced or even entirely refunded, although they also might be increased.

Both tariff decisions followed years of trade litigation, with frustrated U.S. companies complaining of trade actions that amounted to "Whac-a-Mole" campaigns to remedy unfair foreign trade practices.

These additional costs are shipping and logistic costs, both tariff and non-tariff costs (such as costs with trade procedures and regulations) as well as costs which arise from differences in language, culture, and currencies.

I have introduced a bill in Congress called the Reciprocal Market Access Act that would implement snapback provisions in all future trade agreements and require trade negotiators to address both tariff and non-tariff barriers when negotiating a trade agreement.

It supports both tariff reduction and expansion of TRQ quotas as a means to guarantee market access.

"Automatic" approval of foreign investment with pre-set limits of up to 100% was extended to more sectors of industry.Yet while tariffs remain so high, and both the tariff and the tax system are riddled with anomalies, this is no time to pause.

It didn't help that at the end of the year, Congress renewed both the tariff on imports of ethanol, and the subsidy for blenders.' My earlier paper and related blog on the role of biofuels in the 2008 price spikes explains why this policy is crazy.

American agriculture remains highly protected by both tariffs and government subsidies, and farm lobbies have enormous political influence in Washington.

The impasse involved both tariffs and what are called trade-distorting subsidies that enable farmers to compete with farm imports.

Exporters have threatened to shift more factories from Japan to overseas locations to get around both tariffs and the strong yen.