Sentence examples for have a tariff from inspiring English sources

His application to have a tariff set which could lead to parole was launched at the High Court in London.

And Perdue's vice president for international operations, Peggy Vining, said in an interview, "Anytime you have a tariff that high, it makes exporting more difficult".

Raw frozen chicken, including "backs with necks attached, rumps and wing tips," have a tariff of 18.7 euros per 100 kilograms, or $25 per 220 pounds, the filing said.

Documents describe how BAT envisioned its goals were to be achieved by having cigarettes that were imported from outside the CACM placed on a list of products to be given special treatment and which would thus be allowed to have a tariff higher than 20%.

You'll need to decide this before you get a phone, because it might have a tariff you don't like!

Australia also has a Tariff Board.

Germany has a tariff structure that discourages competitors from consolidating mail volumes (this is currently being challenged before competition authorities).

The United States has a tariff of 2.5percentt on cars, minivans and sport utility vehicles, for example, although it has a 25percenttariffff on imported pickup trucks.

"Every pound of T-bone steak that goes into Japan has a tariff on it, a 38.5percenttariffff," said Byron L. Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota, a major beef-producing state.

The Chinese go for a back 3 1/2 somersault dive, which has a tariff of 3.6, and the silence that greets their dive tells you that they have nailed another one, although there was a bit too much splash on entry.

Tariffs on frozen French fries are not particularly high for four of the countries -15% – but it is notable that the country with the lowest amount of imports, Costa Rica, has a tariff of 41%.