Sentence examples similar to grant duty from inspiring English sources

The New Partnership for Development Act would grant duty-free and tariff-free access for products from as many as 50 LDCs.

Previously, the EU granted duty-free access to manufactures with an import content of 30%.

In return, Britain granted duty-free imports of all French products except wines and spirits.

initiative, which grants duty-free access to products from many developing countries, including Cambodia.

Europe grants duty-free access to Bangladeshi apparel, which gives it significant leverage over Ms. Hasina's government.

This slightly expands the list of goods and grants duty-free access to all products on it.

The European Union already grants duty-free and quota-free access to most exports from all the least developed countries.

The United States grants duty-free access to imports from many poor countries under a program known as the Generalized System of Preferences.

Israel was the first country granted duty-free access to the American market and later signed a free trade deal with Canada.

Despite a recent deterioration of political relations, Washington remains one of the largest providers of development and antinarcotics aid to Bolivia and grants duty-free access to American markets for Bolivian textiles and other products.

Since 1991, the United States has granted duty-free access to many Andean exports on the sensible understanding that it is better for Ecuadoreans, say, to plant flowers rather than coca for export to the United States.