Sentence examples for punitive tariff from inspiring English sources

A punitive tariff on any exports above that limit would make it all but impossible for the Canadian mills to raise exports for at least three years.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. is requesting a punitive tariff of up to 77percentt and a pledge from China to comply with labor rights standards.

Hoping to keep this nuclear ex-superpower on the right side of the precipice, he hit Russia with a quota rather than with a punitive tariff that in effect bars all imports.

Congress and the White House could also revisit the punitive tariff on Brazil's sugar-cane-based ethanol, which forces Americans to rely on more expensive corn-based ethanol and drives up the global price of food.

Paying three million dollars for a windowless condominium in a disused missile silo seems like a punitive tariff by comparison, but one that the ultra-rich can clearly afford to pay.

In particular, the way China has been lashing out at foreigners — among other things, imposing a punitive tariff on imports of U.S.-made autos that will do nothing to help its economy but will help poison trade relations — does not sound like a mature government that knows what it's doing.

Mexico retaliated with $2.4 billion in punitive tariffs on American exports.

We are skeptical that punitive tariffs are the answer.

And they will also be saddled with punitive tariffs.

Mr. Trump vows to slap punitive tariffs on Chinese goods.

The U.S. Department of Commerce confirmed punitive tariffs on Chinese manufacturers of cheap solar cells and panels.