Sentence examples for increase in duties from inspiring English sources
Trump has said he will impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports as soon as next week, a steep increase in duties that could affect some of the U.S. government's biggest trading partners.
China hit the European Union with its first anti-subsidy duties on Monday, just days after the Union imposed a five-year increase in duties on imports of Chinese glossy paper in its first challenge to Chinese state subsidies.
The announcement came as the price of Teslas made at the company's US factory and sold in China rose as a result of the new 25% tariffs imposed by the Chinese government in retaliation for Donald Trump's increase in duties on Chinese goods.
In explaining what action would be authorized under the Neely Amendment, Senator Martin, one of its cosponsors, explained that it authorized the President "to take such action as is necessary, including the imposition of import quotas Or the increase in duties, to protect the domestic industry concerned". Id., at 2097 (emphasis added).
There is no change to the planned increase in duties on alcohol, but tax on tobacco goes up much more than planned - by inflation plus 5% at 18 00 tonight.
If the cigarette market goes the same way as hand-rolling tobacco, then increases in duty could actually result in an increase in overall consumption as well as a fall in revenues.Cross-Channel smuggling has now become part of the European debate in Britain.
We show that the performance of the network in terms of both metrics fluctuates with increased duty cycle as opposed to the general intuition that an increase in duty cycle increases the throughput and decreases the energy expenditure in the network.
And when prices are around £1.02 a litre, down from £1.41 in April 2012, the temptation must be for a relatively painless increase in duty.
Such a small increase in duty will do little to encourage smokers to quit, or to discourage young people from starting.
More than 30 Labour MPs have signed a Commons early day motion demanding repeal of the £200 increase in duty, due to be introduced next year.
