Sentence examples for phasing out tariffs from inspiring English sources

A new free trade pact to be signed Friday between Korea and India, phasing out tariffs on most goods over time, represents only a partial market opening.

To deal with some of the other agricultural issues, negotiators are discussing 10- and 15-year periods for gradually phasing out tariffs on corn, rice and meat.

The easiest part to grasp is that each side will be phasing out tariffs on the cars and food of the other.

The United States and trade partners in 11 Pacific nations have reached a deal to link 40% of the global economy, phasing out tariffs on thousands of goods and establishing uniform rules of commerce.

Membership commits China to phase out tariffs on most steel products by 2004, with half of those cuts due this year.

Reports that the Japanese government is willing to phase out tariffs on 85 percent of goods under negotiations for the agreement suggest a "good initial step," Mr. Froman said.

In the bilateral pact reached in November, China agreed to phase out tariffs and other restrictions and to immediately become subject to the W.T.O.'s patent and copyright rules.

By a narrower 40 to 35percenttheyhey said the same of the Pacific pact, which would phase out tariffs and set commercial rules between the United States and nations from Canada and Japan to Australia, Vietnam and Chile.

Already, even while China is very much in the spotlight as it prepares for entry to the W.T.O., the country seems to be backtracking: it has tried to delay the agreed-upon phasing out of certain tariffs on information technology products.

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