Sentence examples for imposed on products from inspiring English sources

Djibouti thus satisfies production and health control measures imposed on products in European Union member countries.

Tariffs would be imposed on products such as cars and aeroplane parts, and would hit major manufacturing sectors.

This is due, in particular, to a small quantity supplied, and a high price imposed, on products through colluding undertakings, with the ultimate harm to consumers.

The United States and the European Union have already said they would consider suspending some of the duties imposed on products from those hardest hit.

Not only does Northern Ireland stand to lose about £500m a year in EU funding for farmers, voluntary groups and peace projects, its exports – 60% of which go to Europe – could suffer if tariffs are imposed on products imported from the UK.

But any such adjustment will be legal under the WTO only if imposed on products, and not on producers.

The results and methodology in this article will be useful when there is a necessity for developing SMBs that are to meet a certain requirement imposed on product concentration.

From there, constraints can be imposed on product (e.g., acetate, butyrate, butanol, etc).

For example, the additional carbon price imposed on domestic products can be imposed also under WTO law on like imported products as an offsetting "border tax adjustment".

Higher import duties can be imposed on specific products when foreign countries are deemed to be dumping supply into Europe.

The Victorian treasurer, Tim Pallas, said there was "no sensible reason why GST – an unfair tax by its very nature – should be imposed on sanitary products, and it's high time that this was removed".