Sentence examples for closing tariff from inspiring English sources

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We know what happens when the United States makes a conscious step toward protectionism, ratcheting up tariffs and closing its borders to the outside world.

A government consultation on the tariff closed over Christmas.

One stakeholder however, felt that regulatory changes prompted through trade agreements helped to counter revenue lost through tariffs: "…we've had examples of countries that were sheltered and that had closed economies where tariffs were quite high and when it opened up with the liberalization programme, they collected more revenues – people reported stuff!

"As these changes take effect, more people will be on tariffs closed to new customers, and suppliers will need to move these customers on to the best deal for their preferences.

Analyst David Brockton at Espirito Santo said: We believe Mears has acted prudently in closing its solar PV activity, in response to the reduced feed-in-tariff.

Another demand is that government takes powers to close down feed-in-tariffs.

You close borders or impose tariffs, and magically you get jobs popping back up," said Brad Hershbein, economist at the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, referring to protectionist policies such as those proposed by Trump.

The incentive scheme for household solar power, the feed-in tariff, has been closed to new applications for the past three weeks as part of the government's subsidy cut.

A negotiated deal would close the loophole in the American tariffs; the European trade case does not have the same loophole.

Once ISR is allowed in the countries at both ends of a route, accounting rates should plummet and tariffs decline, to somewhere close to domestic long-distance charges.