Sentence examples for charging duties from inspiring English sources

"The UK is not in a position to decide 'I'm not charging duties here'.

The motivation for the expedition were the rumours of the enormous riches that Vannius had accumulated by plunder and charging duties.

In October 1933 three short tons (2.7 tonnes) of gold bars and coins were shipped on Orizaba for eventual delivery to London, prompting some to believe that gold was being smuggled into Mexico to take advantage of its policy of not charging duties on gold.

"If the judge does charge duty to retreat, that's devastating to the defense," said Barry Kamins, a lawyer in private practice.

The Truce of Altmark left Livonia north of the Daugava and all Prussian and Livonian seaports except for Danzig, Puck, Königsberg, and Libau in hands of the Swedes, who were also allowed to charge duty on trade through Danzig.

Additionally, no duty is charged on the importation of a car, and retirement age immigrants are granted the concession of not being charged duty on two cars.

Both sides charge customs duties, and bribes are common.

Repeatedly, Mr. Ridge said his goal was to transform the 46 federal agencies charged with duties that come under the heading of homeland defense so they could respond to threats like bioterrorism and "other man-made disasters".

The change will not be instantaneous: UK exporters will be charged import duties on the goods they sell into the EU, just as they do to any country that is a member of a trading bloc.

Having a diligent inspector will result in a high number of customs declarations that should be charged for duties or taxes with penalty.

Britain has long charged stamp duty on share and real estate transactions, while the United States funds its regulators through a tiny levy on transactions.