Sentence examples for large tariffs from inspiring English sources
While NAFTA eliminated many tariffs between the countries, some large tariffs on dairy remained.
During the plane incident, some members of congress suggested that the administration should punish Beijing by withholding normal trade status, which allows China to export its goods to the United States without large tariffs.
If the United States and China slap large tariffs on each other's exports, it could drive up costs for consumers, lead to a contraction in spending and arrest growth.
Cohn was part of a group that successfully urged Trump to back away from threats to impose large tariffs on all imports, and he also helped persuade the president to delay withdrawals from trade deals.
And yet President Trump's formal announcement, last week, that he would authorize large tariffs on imported steel — a story that led the national news, and on which the future of the steel industry was said to hinge — caused no stir there.
He carefully stepped around the most contentious subjects of disagreement, including his rejection of the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, his refusal to sign the treaty creating the International Criminal Court, and his decision to aid American steelmakers by imposing large tariffs on foreign-made steel.
Why should British women pay a large tariff to the EU every time they buy a bra, just to protect inefficient Italian or Portuguese manufacturers from Chinese competition?
The EU chides America both for demanding unrealistically large tariff cuts from others and for offering too little farm-subsidy reform of its own.In principle, a compromise was there for the taking.
Large tariff cuts were implemented and, during the early 1970s, the average tariff was slightly below 100%.
The second episode of large tariff cuts took place between 1976 and 1979, during the Military dictatorship.
On top of that, the real exchange rate appreciation and the large tariff reductions substantially reduced the relative price of physical capital.
