Sentence examples for collect duties from inspiring English sources

One is a "customs partnership", under which the UK would collect duties on the EU's behalf.

A second was a "customs partnership" in which the UK would collect duties on the EU's behalf for goods destined for the bloc.

The critical amendment adopted by the government on Monday stated that HM Revenue & Customs could not collect duties or VAT on goods on behalf of the European Union unless there was a reciprocal arrangement.

The critical amendment would ensure HMRC could not collect duties or VAT on goods on behalf of the EU unless there was a reciprocal arrangement, which the Brexiters believed would kill off the customs plan because the bloc would reject it.

Investigating the site's buried layers of occupation from about 3000 B.C. to A.D. 1200, Dr. Korfmann concluded that in the Late Bronze Age, the centuries around the time of the legendary Trojan War, Troy was a prosperous and powerful center of commerce, in part because it could control shipping and collect duties on all goods passing through the Dardanelles.

This is a key contradiction for May's "facilitated customs arrangement", after she a accepted on Monday an amendment to the customs bill that said the UK could not collect duties on goods on behalf of the EU unless there was a reciprocal arrangement.

In 1220 the crown ceded one of its own precious rights to the townsmen the right to collect duty on incoming goods.

The Trojans could have gained wealth by controlling shipping and collecting duties on all goods.

The United States now collects duties averaging 27percentt on Canadian lumber, arguing that the wood is unfairly subsidized in Canada and sold at below-market prices.

Besides serving as general overseer of commerce between Spain and its American possessions, as the 16th century progressed, the Casa began controlling the African slave trade, scheduling ships and shipping routes, collecting duties, and maintaining royal revenues.

We think that the use of the 'official' rate of exchange in assessing and collecting duties upon these imports transcended the authority of the collector and of the Secretary and that the 'free' rate of exchange certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York should have been used.