Sentence examples for exempted countries from inspiring English sources

And that is especially if it just means more importation from the exempted countries.

Finally, Senator Hart recommended continuing the policy of pan-Americanism, which had long exempted countries in the Western Hemisphere from quota restrictions.

Aside from establishing a precedent that other nations would presumably ask for, too, Brazil meets almost none of the standards set by the State Department for inclusion in the group of 27 exempted countries.

Mr. Trump argued that if one country was exempt, all other countries would line up to ask for similar treatment, and that metals could end up being shipped to the United States through exempted countries.

When the Clinton Administration agreed to the protocol, it was widely understood that it could never be ratified by the U.S. Senate so long as the deal exempted countries that were both major polluters and trade competitors.

According to TankerTrackers.com, Iran's oil exports hit new lows of 1.15 million barrels per day in November and unless exempted countries make arrangements to purchase that oil legally, that number is likely to fall further in 2019.

Canadian officials immediately criticized the ban, which could take effect within several weeks, for not exempting countries like Canada that have guidelines requiring humane, sustainable hunts.

Since then, Trump has softened his statements somewhat, suggesting that the tariffs would not be quite as broad as he originally suggested, and that he might exempt countries such as Canada and Mexico.

South Africa was able to justify its actions under clauses in the trade-related intellectual property rights (Trips) agreement exempting countries that face public health disasters, but its actions were challenged by the US trade representative and action was taken against the South African government by the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of South Africa.

It would impose quotas on imports of textiles and shoes, with broad powers for the President to exempt countries and categories and to nego tiate agreements with supply ing countries that would permit more imports than the formula in the bill.

Traditionally, such pacts have required developed economies like the United States to take action to lower greenhouse gas emissions, but they have exempted developing countries like China and India from such obligations.