Sentence examples for introduce duties from inspiring English sources

The European Union plans to introduce duties on American oranges, textiles and other products worth $2.2 billion if the United States does not remove the tariffs.

It also wants to double the royalty on mineral trade, to 10%, and introduce duties on gas exports.Even before the oil price started tumbling in the second half of 2014, reports in UAE media said the government was studying what effect taxing companies would have (though it was keen to stress it wouldn't burden individuals).

Late last month, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport introduced duty-free shopping for domestic passengers at Buckaroo Tax Free in the new international terminal.

Instead we could introduce a "duty to co-operate" that would apply to all state-funded schools, requiring them to work with their council (not just on admissions).

In October, chief secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander announced that officials were in talks with Europe over plans to introduce a duty discount of up to 5p on a litre of fuel for some rural areas.

Wood also confirmed that government plans to introduce a duty on private landlords to check on the immigration status of potential tenants, which are the subject of public consultation, will be modelled on the current duty on employers not to give jobs to illegal migrants.

It would also introduce a duty to investigate suspicions that adults might be at risk.

A Cycling Bill would introduce a duty to provide cycle routes in key areas and a Heritage Protection Bill would strengthen protection for listed building, Mr Jones said.

Germany was the last to introduce this duty, on January 1 , 1995 due to the implementation of the second capital market support law (Zweites Finanzmarkt-förderungsgesetz) and §15 WpHG (the Securities Trading Act).

Delivering his Budget, he also said a machine games duty would be introduced, but duty on alcohol would remain unchanged.

And not everyone is convinced that the new law's attempt to place more power in the hands of vulnerable people does enough to protect them, even though it also introduces council duties to establish multiagency safeguarding adults boards and initiate inquiries when there are concerns about someone.