Sentence examples for key tariffs from inspiring English sources

Equally there will be alarm if the CMA – as expected – calls for a U-turn on the system whereby energy companies have been forced to concentrate on four key tariffs to get away from the previous system of dozens of different schemes which had confused customers.

"Textiles is a sensitive industry for the United States, and this agreement contains key provisions on tariffs and in other areas that can help keep America's textile industry competitive," said Carol J. Guthrie, a spokeswoman for the Office of the United States Trade Representative.

As a result, user charges often fail to meet even operational and maintenance costs, and the key assumptions underlying tariff structures are often difficult for operators to define.

Results related to these key themes of tariff rates, excise taxes, and the reorganisation of operations are reported below.

Even so, the government recently slashed import tariffs on key products.

But it was easier to find agreement on economic issues like reducing tariffs on key products.

Entry qualifications We take the average Ucas tariff points of first-year first-degree entrants to a subject, subtracting the tariffs for key skills and core skills.

WTO rules would mean high tariffs on key British exports, including a 10% tariff on car exports, 12% on clothing and 40% on lamb.

The agreements with Colombia and South Korea would cement relations with key allies and slash tariffs on a range of American agricultural and industrial goods.

EU commitments to reduce tariffs on key agricultural, textile and clothing products in the context of the World Trade Organisation's Doha round have not yet materialised.

We could have globalisation and democracy but only if voting is organised at the international level; nation states are key sources of friction (tariffs, border controls) within global trade.