Sentence examples for tariff amendment from inspiring English sources

That statement handily backed the government's talking point – to get through the day until a cabinet decision on the Qantas Sale Act on Monday night – that Labor could fix Qantas's troubles by passing the customs tariff amendment (carbon tax repeal) bill 2013 – the carbon tax repeal bill sitting in the Senate that pertains to aviation fuel.

19 Under these provisions, a pipeline's tariff amendments filed with the FPC go into effect in 30 days unless suspended by the Commission.

The Armour Company contended and insisted that the amendment increasing the tariff rate did not and could not abrogate or impair the term of its contract.

He also proposed a successful amendment to the Wilson Gorman Tariff Act that excluded farm implements and machinery from the tariff.

One essential amendment requires unimpeded tariff-free access to the single market.

On August 6 the Burlington Company and its connecting carriers filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission an amendment to their tariffs, which was duly posted and published, and by which the rate from Kansas City, Kansas, to New York, was increased.

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Not to be outdone, the Senate Finance Committee, headed by Utah's Reed Smoot, added 1200 amendments to the tariff bill that were so egregious that Democrat Senator Thaedeus H. Caraway of Arkansas was compelled to say, "I might suggest that we have taxed everything in this bill except gall".

Paradoxically, in 1894, an income tax bill was passed as an amendment to the Wilson-Gorman tariff bill.

He sponsored an amendment to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade that limited the amount of foreign tobacco that could be imported by the United States.

In another action late today that could threaten wide support for the legislation, the House Ways and Means Committee proposed an amendment that would strike user fees and tariffs from many of the bill's provisions.