Sentence examples for stiff tariffs from inspiring English sources
Some of his views might startle his party: for example, he favours stiff tariffs on manufactured imports.
On the other side is the president's chief political adviser, Karl Rove, who advocates stiff tariffs to protect steelmaking jobs.
And that change is scary, with the threat to impose stiff tariffs on Chinese and Mexican imports.
Some wondered whether, with the Democrats in the ascendant, stiff tariffs on Chinese goods would now be back on the agenda in Washington.
Antitrust regulators will look closely at the deal, especially in Europe, which imposed stiff tariffs on Latin American bananas until 2012.
Last month, the Chinese applied stiff tariffs on imports of American automobiles, and in November, they opened an investigation into American subsidies to renewable-energy industries.
Adam Schuman, then the beverage director, had a good excuse for the stiff tariff.
Filled to the extremities, happy drinkers cuddled together seemingly unperturbed by the stiff tariff of £5 a pint.
As courses arrive, diners might find themselves asking a perfectly reasonable question: Does the food I'm eating justify the stiff tariff?
The EU imposes a stiff tariff on Brazilian ethanol; its specifications for biodiesel favour expensive local rapeseed oil over cheap imported palm oil.In any case, destructive farming practices in exporting countries sometimes do more damage to the environment than burning oil or gas.
And that provides a useful frame work through which to revisit some of America's economy history.America has in the past been criticised for extolling the virtues of economic liberalism and free trade despite having industrialised behind relatively stiff tariff barriers.
