Sentence examples for elimination of tariffs from inspiring English sources

Some of the stimulus is practical, like the elimination of tariffs.

The elimination of tariffs could increase demand for Nigerian exports including cocoa, cotton, hand-made traditional textiles, minerals and forest products.

Through Mercosur, Brazil is negotiating a gradual elimination of tariffs with the European Union as part of a proposed free trade pact between the two sides.

A policy of gradual elimination of energy subsides combined with gradual elimination of tariffs is found to reduce the burden of subsidy removal substantially.

To help forestall that possibility, the Bush administration began considering trade concessions for Pakistan's textile and apparel exports to the US, specifically expanded quotas or the elimination of tariffs on such products.

Late last month, the Bush administration also proposed gradual elimination of tariffs on all manufactured goods, including two of the most protected categories, shoes and textiles, but the European Union dismissed it as unrealistic.

Countries deemed the worst offenders are put on a "priority watchlist" and can be subject to "retaliation actions" including the elimination of tariff agreements and a referral to the World Trade Organisation.

Despite the elimination of tariff barriers between Canada and the United States, the volume of trade between the two countries is less than would be expected in the absence of impediments.

Indeed, in the lead up to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations Mr Abe himself promised to protect five "sacred" commodities from the elimination of tariff barriers: rice, wheat, beef, dairy products and sugar.

Allende's nationalisations were reversed and a programme of privatisations was introduced, together with the elimination of tariff barriers; this, alongside the banning of trade unions, produced a dramatic fall in real wages and an equally dramatic increase in business profits.

Most of the TPP member's trade with the other members as a percentage of their world trade varies between a modest share of 30 and 42%, except for Australia, Canada and Mexico (Table 1) indicating that with greater economic integration and elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers, these countries could be the significant beneficiaries of the TPP agreement.