Sentence examples similar to data with prohibitive tariffs from inspiring English sources

In the 1880s, Congress suggested that prohibitive tariffs were good because they yielded government less money, and government was bad.

We do not live in the 1930s; no prohibitive tariffs block trade.

If the steel industry gets its way, the United States will then impose prohibitive tariffs.

Without these privileges, formally known as most favored nation status, prohibitive tariffs would deter American purchases of Chinese goods.

The Vietnamese, after doing well enough to capture a fair share of the American market, have been declared trade violators deserving permanent, prohibitive tariffs by the United States International Trade Commission.

The United States will end restrictions on Iranian-made carpets -- a law that was widely flouted anyway -- and reduce prohibitive tariffs on pistachios and caviar.

She also announced that America would end its sanctions on Iranian carpets, and reduce its prohibitive tariffs on caviare and pistachios.A mortar attack in a residential neighbourhood of Baghdad killed six people.

The Clinton administration plans to slap prohibitive tariffs on a range of European imports by early August in retaliation for the European Union's failure to lift its longstanding ban on hormone-treated beef.

When Congressmen suggested prohibitive tariffs, they had to resort to stratagems.

Too often you see that raw timber or cocoa beans are imported duty-free, but furniture and chocolate bars face prohibitive tariffs.

(In the 1960s, prohibitive tariffs replaced this quota).