Sentence examples for dumping duties from inspiring English sources

"The only issue is how big the dumping duties will be," he said.

Exporters from Thailand, for instance, paid dumping duties of 5-10% and still saw their business burgeoning in America.

Japanese television sets, assembled in Japan and other Asian countries have long dominated the American market, although imports have fallen since dumping duties were imposed in 1988.

In a desperate effort to do something – anything – to defend their economies, they turned to protectionism, imposing "exchange-rate dumping" duties, and import quotas to offset the loss of competitiveness caused by their own increasingly overvalued currencies.

As a result, the average duty applied to all importers would have shot up.To prevent this possibility, foreign shrimp companies were desperate to avoid a reappraisal of the dumping duties.

There is also reason to expect soldiers to predominate near the ostiole because it is the aperture through which they, as the primary cleaners, perform their essential waste dumping duties [ 3].

Mining and forestry, cornerstones of many communities, are being squeezed by weak demand, falling prices and, in the case of lumber, punitive American anti-dumping duties.

One way to tackle dumping is to charge anti-dumping duties on these products.

The fine takes the form of anti-dumping duties or tariffs on the dumped products.

To counter dumped imports the EU can impose anti-dumping duties.

Companies that dump undercut free trade and it is only right that anti-dumping duties are imposed on them.