Sentence examples similar to raised imports from inspiring English sources

Russia has raised import duties on vehicles.

But South Korea recently raised import duties on garlic to 315percentt.

When Mr Putin raised import tariffs for what has become the staple of the local economy, the people of Vladivostok took to the streets.

Chesapeake Bay Candle used to ship its scented candles for the American market from China, and then from Vietnam when America raised import tariffs on Chinese-made candles.

Next came the Depression, which crushed the open trading system on which Argentina depended; Argentina raised import tariffs from an average of 16.7% in 1930 to 28.7% in 1933.

It has temporarily raised import duties on inexpensive Chinese leeks, shiitake mushrooms and rushes used to make tatami mats for home use.

Despite calls for trade to be freed up as the world struggles with the worst economic downturn in decades, many countries have instead raised import duties or passed stimulus measures with subsidies to aid domestic industries.

The drop in sterling against other currencies since the Brexit vote has raised import costs to the UK and been passed on to consumers in the prices of household goods including Marmite.

The Japanese government reported that the trade balance fell into a deficit in August, as exports slowed, with auto shipments weighing, and higher oil prices raised import costs.

states like Russia, which recently raised import duties on milk products, has left farmers like Krievars hard-pressed to sell their products abroad.

The Baltic Dry Index of commodity shipping rates fell 6.1% in London overnight and the Japanese government reported that Japan's trade balance fell into a deficit in August, as exports slowed, led by auto shipments, and higher oil prices raised import costs.