Sentence examples for suggested tariff from inspiring English sources

An SFA spokesperson said: "The disciplinary rules of the judicial panel protocol provide a sliding scale of sanctions, with a suggested tariff of low-end, mid-range, top-end and maximum.

Since stabilisation requires that the excess of expenditures over income be brought into line, the IMF has often been reluctant to suggest tariff reductions.

EU tariffs on steel are currently about 9%, compared with the US suggesting tariffs of up to 236% on some products.

What happens is pundits on newspapers suggest tariffs for particular forms of crime.

Higher wages for American workers would be attained by a mixture of measures, of which the most controversial would be Mr. Lind's proposed restrictions on immigration and his suggested "social tariff" to prevent the import of cheap-labor products.

Suniva and SolarWorld's suggested a tariff should be levied against solar imports across the board.

When the new Parliament opened in 1923, the Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin suggested that tariff reform was the best way to solve Britain's economic difficulties.

It is suggested that tariff quotas should be opened on a commodity-by-commodity basis, and not on an aggregate basis.

He suggested possible tariffs of costs for each element of the legal action.

"On the economic front, if you want to build walls and slap tariffs, you're going to trigger a trade war with your second-largest buyer of goods," Sarukhan said, noting that Trump has suggested import tariffs on Mexican-manufactured goods, including cars.

When Congressmen suggested prohibitive tariffs, they had to resort to stratagems.