Sentence examples similar to outrageous tariffs from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blair needs the U.S. to drop its outrageous steel tariffs, to provide a workable alternative to Kyoto, to hand over the nine U.K. citizens held in Guantánamo Bay (which is a big story here) and to let London play around with the E.U. on a European defense force, which is not a threat to NATO.
This unexpected turn of events has caught out the local hoteliers, for whom there was little sympathy in the first place following outrageous hikes in tariff - the £50 charge for a modest room rising to £175 per night for a four-night minimum.
Rich-country farm subsidies and tariffs are outrageous by any rational measure.
The first is steel, with the Europeans preparing next month to retaliate against America's outrageous imposition of steel tariffs in March.
Perhaps the most outrageous example is America's $0.5428p8perper gallon import tariff on ethanol, whereas there is no tariff on oil, and only a $0.50 per gallon tax on gasoline.
While President Hoover's intent was for a "limited revision" on a tariff measure, he exerted no leadership to curb the outrageous behavior or threaten to veto any bill that was out of bounds.
His decision in March to impose tariffs of up to 30% on imported steel was the most outrageous (and certainly something Bill Clinton, for all his faults, never did).
International tariffs, maybe.
