Sentence examples for impose customs from inspiring English sources

And lead negotiator, Michel Barnier, hinted on Twitter that the EU27 were preparing to impose customs controls, despite May's determination to secure "frictionless trade".

Protectionist policies in Europe were relatively mild in the second half of the 19th century, although France, Germany, and several other countries were compelled at times to impose customs duties as a means of sheltering their growing industrial sectors from British competition.

She is in favour of French withdrawal from both, so that she can restrict immigration, impose customs duties on imports, nationalise big businesses when useful, and re-instate the French Franc.

In this case, the Court was asked to inquire into the decision of the Director-General of Customs and Excise to impose customs duty on certain goods that had been imported into the country by the applicant but allegedly not re-exported.

Fox is for quitting the EU customs union, imposing customs checks on all exports, and a Northern Ireland hard border.

The United States maintained strong protectionism during most of the nineteenth century, imposing customs duties between 40 and 50% on imported goods.

Mainstream Islam long ago adapted to the indigenous island culture, and most Indonesians see the radical movement as an effort to impose Arab customs and beliefs.

"It's about the conflict when the Americans want to impose their customs and desires, and the Latinos want to impose theirs," said Ms. Galbán, who was born in Cuba and came to the United States in the late 1960s.

Belarus will impose strict customs controls on main roads to Russia starting Wednesday in response to Russia's trade war against Belarus, the official BelTA news agency quoted Belarussian officials as saying on Tuesday.

It seems the European Commission is still trying to figure out if it wants to impose a customs duty of up to 14percentt (a tax, essentially) on imported multifunction devices, most notably cellphones.

Others recommend getting tougher with China in the same way President Reagan got tough with Japan at times, by being willing to impose more customs duties or file more cases through bodies like the WTO.