Sentence examples for fat tariffs from inspiring English sources
In Italy, Europe's second-biggest market, fat tariffs will be trimmed in stages next year.
At day's end, there is one tool at Trump's disposal, which he conceded in the last debate, if China doesn't acquiesce to his demands or Mexico refuses to finance his wall - big fat tariffs.
Georgia Power also proposed a fat tariff; it too was defeated.Julia Hamm of the Solar Electric Power Association identifies three ways regulators could help utilities cope with these changes.
It is time to tell them to start trading fair or we'll start minding our business with a big, fat tariff on imports so we can start paying down our deficits and rebuilding our manufacturing and jobs base.
There is some potential for trade treaties to aid in reducing the global diffusion of risk factors, such as enforcing an end to domestic subsidies for agricultural exports harmful to health (e.g., sugars, fats, tobacco) or removal of tariffs on the import of drugs used to treat NCDs.
But he is also building up a business which may prove the ultimate blow to fat margins on international calls: Internet telephony.Before then, high international tariffs will suffer other blows.
Oxfam has just released a fat report on trade, in which it denounces rich countries' tariff barriers against imports from poor countries, and their subsidies for farmers.
Fat taxes are still debated in the US – critics say such a tariff could see consumers simply switching one form of sugar for another, such as swapping sweetened drinks for juice.
When they left, the French and Italian brands were fat and lazy, with huge domestic market shares that were practically guaranteed by their home governments, which maintained high tariffs between European countries.
FARMERS, retailers and shoppers whooped with joy this week when the government announced the abolition of one of its most hated taxes: a tariff on saturated fats, imposed just over a year ago.
