Sentence examples for existing tariff from inspiring English sources

Most-favoured-nation status means that A is required to extend the lowest existing tariff on specified goods to all its trading partners having such status.

Another measure, which last week won final congressional approval and is awaiting Obama's signature, would extend an array of existing tariff adjustments that benefit U.S. manufacturers.

But in working out the average, no existing tariff on a raw material will be considered to be more than 3 per cent, no tariff on semi-manufactures more than 10 per cent; there may be a maximum for manufactures too.

The tariffs have boosted the growth of the solar sector in the EU, but the late economic downturn has in many cases led to decisions of running down the existing tariff systems.

The existing tariff between the TPP member countries has come down significantly over the years from around 5.8% in 1996 to 2.8% in 2014 (Global Economic Prospects 2016) and is substantially low compared to international standards.

Over the years, the existing tariff prevalent between the TPP countries has reduced significantly and is already low on average, on account of various existing free trade agreements like NAFTA, ASEAN, etc., signed by between the TPP members.

The E.U. will buy more soybeans and liquefied natural gas, and existing tariffs on steel and aluminum will be reevaluated.

Nafta, which was enacted in 1994, eliminated existing tariffs on more than half of the exports from Mexico to the United States and gradually phased out remaining tariffs between all member countries.

It is presented as a free trade agreement, but existing tariffs on either side of the Atlantic are already weak because of common membership of organisations such as the World Trade Organisation.

The organization has been among groups lobbying energetically for a comprehensive agreement to replace the potpourri of existing tariffs and regulations and also to roll back national rules in Europe that may impede trade.

The President suspended existing tariffs on oil imports and provided "for a gradual transition from the existing quota method of adjusting imports of petroleum and petroleum products to a long-term program for adjustment of imports of petroleum and petroleum products through.