Sentence examples for raise tariffs from inspiring English sources
Some countries could raise tariffs substantially without breaking WTO rules.
On September 4th Brazil said it would raise tariffs on 100 products.
A recent court ruling has prodded many electricity boards to raise tariffs.
Most countries are able to raise tariffs, because their applied rates are below the maximum allowed by their WTO commitments.
Trump would have to take additional steps to raise tariffs on imports from those countries.
Under the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, the president can raise tariffs as necessary to strengthen national security.
Donald Trump threatens to raise tariffs to rates the U.S. has not charged since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
The draft text envisaged a "special safeguard mechanism"—a right for developing countries to raise tariffs to protect their farmers against a surge of imports.
What country failed at macroeconomic management, opted instead to raise tariffs, and had everything turn up roses and candy?Frankly, I'm disgusted all the way around.
Shortly afterwards, the government rejected a request by Aguas del Illimani to raise tariffs which are lower than those charged by public-sector water firms to help pay for the expansion of coverage.
The Estonians, who got free-market religion in the post-communist era, grumble that they are now having to raise tariffs again to fit in with EU policies.
