Sentence examples for looking for tariffs from inspiring English sources

American trade arbiters have duly found such injury in steel, and the steel lobby is looking for tariffs as big as 40%.That would be disastrous.

"Actually we were looking for higher tariffs.

As word trickled out that the administration was looking for ways to soften the tariffs, the chief executive of U.S. Steel, Thomas J. Usher, warned in an interview this weekend that this was not the time for timidity -- even if Mr. Bush risks angering countries critical to his antiterrorism coalition.

Vodafone is also offering both phones on 12-month tariffs, starting at £41 a month and an upfront cost of £189. 3 Mobile is offering the 16GB handset for £499.99. 3 Mobile has the cheapest tariff for those looking for a free handset, offering the 16GB versiona 24-month contract at £34 a month.

The Europeans fear a surge in imports looking for new markets after the United States imposed tariffs as high as 30percentt.

One consequence was that health facilities at the district level lost 4 15% of user fee revenue and coped by "increasing tariffs for others services" [ 19] and looking for other alternatives.

Consumers looking for the best deals will no longer find them on a fixed-rate tariff.

All of this means the new tariff from Scottish Power is the best deal for customers looking for a fixed deal without any penalty fees.

They include looking for better deals and switching suppliers if needs be, especially if you have been on the same tariff for a long time.

For consumers looking for the certainty offered by a fixed rate the lowest is currently offered by OVO Energy, whose New Energy Fixed tariff costs £1,088, fixed for 12 months.

The United States and other countries, meanwhile, will have to look for any possible leverage to reduce tariffs and other barriers and push up the renminbi.