Sentence examples for imports imposed from inspiring English sources
Start with high tariffs against imports imposed from the time of Alexander Hamilton, to help foster America's industrial development.
America's farm bill was a setback and, coupled with tariffs on steel imports imposed this year, opened America up to charges of hypocrisy.
The politics of rage ReprintsOne step forward, two backThe Chinese insisted that this was in retaliation to American duties on steel imports imposed by Mr Bush last year.
The Americans should soon ease a ban on beef imports imposed in 1997 to prevent the spread of mad cow disease.
Countries around the world reacted with outrage to the new duties on most steel imports imposed by President George Bush in March; the Europeans, in particular, are threatening retaliatory action as early as next month.
China has filed more than a dozen trade cases to limit imports, imposed a series of "buy Chinese" measures and limited exports of some minerals to force multinationals to move factories to China.
An independent agency must determine that imports impose "serious harm" to the domestic industry rather than merely "material harm" under the anti-dumping rules.
Not all countries qualify for exporting FBS because of certain diseases in their cattle populations, and the related import restrictions imposed by importing countries.
The EU ban on seal imports was imposed last July on the grounds that Canada's annual hunt was cruel.
Countries also violate GATT's policy requiring that any restraints on imports be imposed on all countries.
When I asked if, on a trip to Brazil and Argentina in July, he had heard any complaints about the tariffs on steel imports recently imposed by President Bush, he demanded, squinting in mock suspicion, to know how I knew about that.
