Sentence examples for increased tariff from inspiring English sources

Average agricultural tariffs remain higher than industrial tariffs because tariffication resulted in higher tariff protection and increased tariff dispersion, as well as more frequent use of specific and other non-ad valorem rates, which have all become complex for many small open economies such as Senegal (Messerlin et al., 2001).

The Dingley Tariff Act of 1897 greatly increased tariff rates; the Gold Standard Act of 1897 dashed the hopes of advocates of the free coinage of silver; and McKinley did nothing to stop a series of industrial combinations in defiance of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

March 1st is deadline or increased tariff's added.

So it raised the local partnership requirement to 70%, increased tariff rates on imported components and introduced major new subsidies and other incentives to expand the Chinese market for wind energy.

The costs of high dose HD at home were totally offset by increasing the usage of PD to 20 25%, generating savings of £40.0 million – £94.5 million over 5 years under the increased tariff.

A Markov model was constructed to investigate the 5 year budget impact of increasing the proportion of dialysis patients receiving home-based dialysis, including both high dose HD at home and PD, under the current reimbursement tariff and a hypothetically increased tariff for home HD (£575/week).

Brazil increased tariffs on tools and toys.

Put another way, increased tariffs are a negative-sum game.

The law sharply increased tariffs on hundreds of goods — from sugar to shoes to iron.

He recalled that when the E.U. increased tariffs against Chinese solar panels, Beijing increased tariffs on key European products, including a wine produced by a vineyard controlled by the wife of a former top European trade official.

Increased tariffs can be avoided through manipulation of prices, including the use of foreign subsidies and dumping.