Sentence examples for impose safeguards from inspiring English sources

International trade law does allow countries to impose safeguards in such cases.

Under the terms on which China entered the WTO, others can impose safeguards simply because America has.

In documents seen by the BBC in 2005 British officials argued it would be "over-zealous" to impose safeguards.

It must instruct regulators to impose safeguards, like higher capital requirements and limits on borrowing, to curtail risk-taking before it runs amok.

America is now looking into whether it will impose safeguards on five other categories of clothing, and will decide by next February.

Since then the Bush administration, which provides intelligence to those tracking the flights, has negotiated with Peru and Colombia to impose safeguards.

Under the terms of China's accession to the WTO, other members may impose "safeguard" protection to stave off surges of imports from China.

The July summit failed because of China's and India's insistence on maintaining the right to impose "safeguard" tariffs to protect their own farms in case of a sudden surge in food imports.

The union is expected to set up quotas based on average annual imports over the last two or three years, and then impose "safeguard" tariffs on imports above the quotas.

We imposed safeguards on textiles from China because we believe that free trade must also be fair.

By sounding tough and imposing safeguards where the rules allow, the Bush administration hopes to stave off more damaging anti-Chinese action in Congress.More pressing, as far as the White House is concerned, is the scramble for CAFTA votes.