Sentence examples for reducing duties from inspiring English sources

As part of its agreement to join the W.T.O., China is committed to reducing duties on imported raw materials like plastic and fabric by 40percentt, and to open up its tightly controlled distribution system.

In fact, this week, the President is expected to sign the U.S. Manufacturing Enhancement Act, one element of the "Make it in America" agenda to strengthen competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers by reducing duties on raw materials that these companies use during production.

A decision has to be taken as to whether motorbikes should be promoted by reducing duties on them or not.

Oh, and the Bingo Association has pointed out that reducing duty of bingo hall profits from 20% to 10% will have "no money-in-the-pocket effect for customers", so let's park that in the "patronising and irrelevant" box.

Several respondents stated that while reorganization of clinic space had freed up some rooms by reducing duty-station duplication (e.g. a single pharmacy dispensary vs separate ART and OPD dispensaries), it did not ultimately address overall space deficiency.

Since October, it has announced several stimulus measures and has cut interest rates, reduced duties and increased subsidies for exporters.

The Commerce Department substantially reduced duties on softwood lumber imports from Canada yesterday, with the average duty falling to 10.8percentt from 21percentt.

The market for smuggled liquor thrives, too -- another reason the government should further reduce duties, the foreign alcoholic beverage companies say.

"This agreement would reduce duties on footwear and apparel among the TPP countries, including Nike products manufactured in Vietnam for sale in the US".

Mason, who had had reduced duties in the return game since 2001, caught 9 passes for 137 yards and had 165 yards combined on kick and punt returns.

Beginning in the mid-20th century, most-favoured-nation treatment came under concerted attack by the rise of regional economic organizations, such as the European Community (now the European Union), which reduced duties among its members only.