Sentence examples for some tariff from inspiring English sources

Going forward, the big question for world leaders is not how to agree on some tariff cuts.

Some tariff protection (up to 40 percent) had, in fact, already been given to textiles and other light industries in 1878, but employers naturally wanted more, particularly after the restoration of gold convertibility in 1883 in effect revalued the lira.

In addition to some tariff cuts, the TPP contains a number of frightening provisions that would hurt the environment, restrict access to lifesaving drugs, and seriously damage basic digital rights.

At the same time, the significant economic growth levels enables local residents to cope with some tariff increases, the poor and disadvantaged have been subsidized by the government, job losses have been minimized following social policies, and public hearings have contributed to higher levels of legitimacy.

Some tariffs are more significant than others.

In theory, some tariffs could begin in January.

Bad: Greece and Belgium.Better: Germany, where Deutsche Telekom agreed to reduce some tariffs.

Both operate more or less open borders with India, though Bhutan levies some tariffs.

Instead, it would focus on lowering some tariffs and allowing groups of countries to negotiate more ambitious agreements among themselves.

The move will inflict the most pain on Sri Lanka's garment and fisheries industries, with some tariffs jumping from zero or near zero to as high as 18 percent.

CAFTA-DR's main provision called for some tariffs to be removed immediately and others over periods as long as 15 to 20 years.