Sentence examples for sugar duties from inspiring English sources

(Coolidge, too, had deferred to Congress on whether to lift the sugar duties).

In the 1869 70 financial year the line collected 12.5 million rupees in salt tax and 1 million rupees in sugar duties at a cost of 1.62 million rupees in maintenance.

"Stronger more effective policy interventions are also needed, which is why we support piloting a sugar duty, to see how successful it will be".

John Middleton, of the Faculty of Public Health, said the study once again showed tough action, such as a sugar duty on fizzy drinks, was needed.

In December 1874, Grant held a state dinner at the White House for the King of Hawaii, David Kalakaua, who was seeking the importation of Hawaiian sugar duty-free to the United States.

(from 10d. including 1d. for extra freight to 8d). on that of foreign growth, than occurred on sugar, the duty of which was not reduced at all.

Western and Cambodian activists have called for the exclusion of Cambodian sugar from duty-free treatment in Europe, saying that it triggers corporate land grabs.

"Unequivocal evidence from other countries has shown that a sugar tax duty on soft drinks will reduce sales of sugar-sweetened soft drinks, particularly among the more socially deprived who are more likely to develop obesity and type 2 diabetes," said the health groups.

But it has refrained so far from opening a formal investigation into whether Cambodian sugar should lose duty-free access to the European Union.

America has left itself plenty of room to exclude sensitive products such as textiles and sugar from its duty-free, quota-free pledge.

There were twenty-two newspapers in the thirteen colonies in 1764, the year that Parliament passed the Sugar Act, a duty on certain imports, and warned colonists that a stamp tax would soon follow.