Sentence examples similar to rights tariffs from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a growing threat which is manageable through the right tariffs and the right costing," Mr Barford added.

He promised an annual health check for customers on the standard rate to ensure they are on the right tariff.

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I did say that I was going to investigate whether we're on the right tariff, but I haven't quite got round to that yet!

It fondly imagines this FCA would "remove the need for customs checks and controls between the UK and the EU as if in a combined customs territory, while enabling the UK to control tariffs for its own trade with the rest of the world and ensure businesses pay the right tariff".

When a second guest, who recalls his grandfather's stories of riding into battle with his owner and his owner's sons, explained that "the war was not about slavery," just about states rights and tariffs, Headley managed, "That's a hot topic," and Even today you can start an argument by going into many places and saying that — which kind of argues to the point that the civil war is still with us.

He argued that if the United States loses an appeal before the W.T.O. and then continues to prohibit online gambling, Antigua and Barbuda would be within its international rights to raise tariffs on American companies doing business there.

Mr Rubin was right only about tariffs within NAFTA.

White House officials say they do not need to make a decision on the steel tariffs right away.

It has raised the bogey of "privatisation", though in fact neither assets nor staff nor the right to set tariffs would be transferred.

These duties were relatively low, because the British ministry wanted to establish the precedent that Parliament had the right to impose tariffs on the colonies before raising them.