Sentence examples for have tariff from inspiring English sources

And just to make sure, we have tariff barriers in place that make it extremely hard for many third world farmers to sell in the United States.

He added: "If you leave a customs union you, by definition, will have tariff regimes and have to validate all the flows of widgets going backwards or forwards.

Two of Africa's eight regional trading blocs, the Common Market for East and Southern Africa (Comesa) and the East African Community (EAC), already have tariff- and quota-free trade.

In order to stimulate their own automotive industries, most developing countries have tariff policies that make imported cars prohibitively expensive and, in addition, have requirements that a substantial portion of the components used in local assembly plants be of domestic origin.

In the agreement, the areas on the border between Israel and Jordan were designated as "Qualifying Industrial Zones", and goods produced here would not have tariff and quota restrictions to the US markets.

Some British-based businesses have benefited from the weaker pound, which makes their exports more competitive – as long as they still have tariff-free access to the single European market.

Success came in February when a meeting in Guatemala of the CACM Directors of Economic Integration included cigarettes and tobacco on a list of products that could have tariffs above the 20% level [ 37].

Expensive cars require expensive maintenance, and foreign cars have tariffs slapped on them by governments.

"The government's policy of not having tariffs hurts us because there are no longer many gold shops".

There is also a risk: 30% of his lambs are exported to Europe, which means having tariff-free access to EU customers is vital.

Yet the report notes that "non-tariff barriers have replaced tariffs as protective measures for domestic industries".