Sentence examples for make tariffs from inspiring English sources

Labour welcomed plans to make tariffs simpler, but said the government also needed to reform the energy market and create a new watchdog to force companies to pass on price cuts.

A brief rally in the pound was quickly reversed on Wednesday after the government refused to make tariff-free access to the European Union's single market a red line in Brexit negotiations with Brussels.

Angela Knight, chief executive of the industry body Energy UK, said: "Energy suppliers are ahead of the game in making tariffs simpler and have already made them easier to understand and easier to compare as part of their moves to put the customer first.

One Pennsylvanian legislator even joked in 1833 that the dictionary definition of man should be changed to "an animal that makes tariff speeches" so frequently were they heard.Against this atmosphere, James Wilson founded The Economist in 1843 to campaign for free trade.

Wilson made tariff reform his first priority.

Such a finding would make the tariffs permanent.

Next, outlining his trade policy, he promised, "I will work to end terrors," only to catch himself and make it "tariffs and barriers".

Responding to the accusation that import taxes were being blocked, Osborne said Britain was working with other countries to make sure tariffs were in place on imports of unfairly cheap steel from countries such as China.

"Some suppliers do not make certain tariffs available through comparison sites, so we give customers the option to exclude these from the results," said Kate Rose, the head of energy at Confused.com.

While no one wants a tariff in the tech industry, clarity would certainly make any tariff much easier to stomach.

And just to make sure, we have tariff barriers in place that make it extremely hard for many third world farmers to sell in the United States.