Sentence examples for said tariffs from inspiring English sources

Soubry said tariffs would lead to a hike in prices.

"The guy's goofy enough that he may say, 'What tariffs?' 'I never said tariffs,' " Simmons said.

Avista executives said tariffs on file appeared to allow the transactions, which took place in the spring of 2000.

Commenting on the impact of said tariffs and imposing definitive duties (varying between 15.3 and 42.7%) in early 2015, EU officers were writing that "the Union industry has recovered from the injury caused by the past dumping of Chinese exporting producers" [44].

That having been said, tariffs are set from reference costs, which are themselves estimated from the financial returns of individual providers who are required to employ a standardized accounting frame.

Obsessing over the game's historical statistics is perhaps the most mainstream of wonkish hobbies (in a way that poring over, say, tariff schedules or airline timetables is not), and baseball is unique in sports for inviting into fans a sense of melancholy and nostalgia when one of its records is broken.

Taking the side of industries that use steel and complain that the tariffs raise their cost of doing business, Mr. Alexander said the tariffs had already destroyed jobs in the American automobile industry.

The government said the tariffs were cut because of the potential cost to energy bill-payers.

Wilson said introducing tariffs between the UK and the EU would be bad for all carmakers.

The Obama administration said the tariffs had helped domestic producers increase production, preserve jobs and consider new investments.

Mexican officials have said the tariffs would be lifted if a long-haul trucking agreement were reached.