Sentence examples for his tariffs from inspiring English sources

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Each candidate blamed the other for helping China to hoover up American jobs; they outdid each other on promises to get (or stay) tough, with Obama touting his tariffs on low-priced Chinese tires, and Romney reiterating his promise to declare China a currency manipulator.

Each candidate blamed the other for helping China to hoover up American jobs; they outdid each other on promises to get (or stay) tough, with Obama touting his tariffs on low-priced Chinese tires, and Romney reiterating his promise to declare China a currency manipulator.

Now, President Trump, as reported by reporters on Air Force One this morning, has said that he is prepared to triple down on his tariffs strategy, saying that he is ready to add tariffs to another $267 billion worth of Chinese goods.

Merry Christmas to all the auto workers that lost jobs because of his tariffs.

May told Trump his tariffs were "unjustified and deeply disappointing," according to the BBC.

She also criticized him for supporting Trump's trade policy and his tariffs on countries like China.

"Had he received a life sentence he would now be out as his tariff would have been set by a high court judge in London on his return.

What is to be his life if he is released first from hospital (on the grounds that he is now cured) and then from prison (to which he must return until his tariff is determined in court)?

It was also seen in relation to Peter Sutcliffe's application to the high court about the length of his tariff, which was reduced to the headline: "The woman who wants to free the Yorkshire Ripper".

When President Trump announced the outlines of his tariff proposal, the general consensus was that it would make things worse for both consumers and other industries, whose costs would rise.

Before returning to the UK in 2001 he had served just 15 months of his 30-year sentence, although, in June when arguing for his client's release, Biggs' lawyer Giovanni di Stefano said that including time spent in custody in Bahamas and Brazil he had served more than a third of his tariff, which made him eligible for parole.