Sentence examples for increases in duties from inspiring English sources
Smokers and car owners lost out as a result of big increases in duties.
Osborne said there would be no new increases in duties on alcohol, tobacco or fuel after the "substantial increases" announced in Labour's March budget.
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.
From October 1st, a range of food imports will suffer big increases in duty or outright bans in an attempt to revive local agriculture and develop a more self-reliant economy.Lebanon now imports $1.5 billion of food a year a lot for a country with a GDP of just $13 billion.
The Treasury said fuel was currently 10p cheaper than it would have been if the earlier increases in duty had not been postponed.
Tory health spokesman Murdo Fraser said the SNP was "obsessed" with minimum pricing, and called on ministers to await the detail of UK government plans to ban sales of below-cost price alcohol and increases in duty targeted on problem and high-strength drinks.
It appears that encouraging smokers of cigarette brands sold in packs of 20s to quit will necessitate much larger increases in duty than would be the case for smokers of packs of 30s and 40s.
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.
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.
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.
