Sentence examples for bring tariffs on from inspiring English sources

Malaysia, for example, refuses to bring tariffs on imported cars down until 2005 (and even then, only to 20%), in order to shield Proton, a local car maker.

It took 50 years of successive multilateral trade negotiations to bring down tariffs on industrial goods.

Mr Abe's earlier promises to bring down steep tariffs on beef and other farm goods look thin; negotiations with America over joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free-trade grouping, are stalled.

While American officials have condemned poor safety conditions at the factory and have urged the Bangladeshi government to raise wages and improve working conditions, the United States can do much more: It should bring down high tariffs on imports from Bangladesh and other Asian countries, which put pressure on contractors there to scrimp on labor standards in order to stay competitive.

By the 1960s YKK had gained 95% of the Japanese zipper business, but attempts to export its products brought on tariffs and other trade barriers.

The Commerce Department has also moved to bring more tariff actions on its own.

The policy will take effect on November 1, and will bring overall tariffs level down to 7.5% from 9.8% last year.

If the steel tariffs bring serious negotiations on all these matters, the winners will be all those who would be helped by open markets and expanded world economic activity, and that includes our European friends.

The policy will take effect on November 1, and it will bring overall tariffs level down to 7.5% from 9.8% last year.

Tariffs raise prices, ruin supply chains, keep us from experiencing the best competition, bring on the cronyism, etc.—all of these nail the income tax too.

Closer ties would bring preferential tariffs for Moldovan goods.