Sentence examples for in higher tariffs from inspiring English sources

Recent moves by several cities to bring in higher tariffs have shown how prickly water-users can be about rising prices, even at what seemed an opportune time.

Faced with rising steel imports, the president has taken steps likely to result in higher tariffs or quotas.

The Brazilian sanctions were to include $591 million in higher tariffs on a wide array of goods, including autos, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, electronics, textiles and wheat.

This could in theory have resulted in high tariffs.

Jones told the Guardian that pulling out of the European Union would result in high tariffs on British steel and would "further undermine" the country's steel industry.

He told the Guardian that pulling out of the European Union would result in high tariffs on British steel and would "further undermine" the country's steel industry.

I hope that President Obama will put the U.S.-Mexico trucking issue behind us by resolving this job killing, baseless, stand-off; U.S. manufacturers and farmers must pay hundreds of millions in high tariffs and these products cost so much as to be non-competitive.

Had the fathers of the United States like Lincoln, Washington, Jackson or Grant applied for IMF loans, they would have been denied: All of them believed in high tariffs and a heavy control of foreign investment, and considered "free trade" to be absurd.

And at the other end of the scale, richer students are seven times more likely than the poorest to get a place in "high tariff" universities, such as those belonging to the Russell Group.

It follows a potpourri of other policies that have included increases in some taxes, decreases in others, higher tariffs for some goods, lower tariffs for others, multiple exchange rates and a crackdown on tax evasion.

Mexico, in response, placed higher tariffs on dozens of American products.