Sentence examples for occasional tariffs from inspiring English sources
American acceptance of this approach would show that there are other ways for government to affect industrial policy beyond throwing up occasional tariffs.
Although there has been no explicit setback in trade legislation, the occasional use of non-tariff barriers to discourage imports of competing agricultural products has created distrust over the free trade environment, hampering trade transactions and investments.
CNBC's Larry Kudlow, an occasional Trump adviser, said that the tariffs could cause a "major calamity" and Republican Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska said that "[y]ou'd expect a policy this bad from a leftist administration, not a supposedly Republican one".
After the expiration of its life, neither President nor Congress received official aid that was more than desultory or occasional till a body styled the Tariff Board was organized by President Taft in 1909.
But he died in 1909, and eventually the GOP abandoned protectionism except for occasional relapses, such as Bush's temporary tariff hikes.
Meanwhile, Mr Kirchner's freeze on most energy tariffs is a wasteful subsidy that has contributed to occasional black-outs.
The few bills that do come in, such as very occasional vet payments and purchasing waste vegetable oil, are covered by feed-in-tariffs the Souseks receive for the renewable electricity that the generate.
With a bare minimum of facilities and no staff (but no tariff) you rely completely on the kindness of strangers for stocks of water (and occasional vodka).
International tariffs, maybe.
