Sentence examples for tariff arrangements from inspiring English sources

With the Ontario electricity tariff arrangements, additional cost savings from strategic scheduling could reduce demand during coincident peak hours, which could provide financial benefit to these milling facilities.

To help them succeed in this task, we are proposing tariff arrangements for 2014-15 which provide the maximum possible continuity.

The republic's Greek-run government established special tariff arrangements with the European Union and from 1990 sought admittance to the organization, whose member countries account for about half of the island's imports.

That is also what business sees as most disruptive as it would mean falling back to trading on WTO rules, unknown custom and tariff arrangements, and maximum legal uncertainty.

Member governments have declined to endorse the European parliament's call for an end to Israel's preferential tariff arrangements with the EU, which allow products made in the illegal settlements to be treated as made in Israel.

Similarly, with regard to treaties that modify commercial tariff arrangements, the practice has been that the House always insisted on and the Senate acquiesced in legislation to carry into effect the provisions of such treaties.343 The earliest congressional dispute came over an 1815 Convention with Great Britain,344 which provided for reciprocal reduction of duties.

Archives|FRANCO-GERMAN ACCORD.; Berlin Said to Be Ready to Accept Temporary Tariff Arrangement.

FRANCO-GERMAN ACCORD.; Berlin Said to Be Ready to Accept Temporary Tariff Arrangement.

Developing countries that account for less than 3percentt of the union's imports in any category will be exempted, he said, and because of a separate tariff arrangement, the safeguards do not apply to steel from Russia, Ukraine or Kazakhstan.

President Trump has expressed particular dismay at the current tariff arrangement, which allows Europeans to sell cars and SUVs in the U.S. with a 2.5% tax, while for U.S. products in Europe there is a 10% tariff.

Therefore, what makes the most sense is a zero tariff arrangement with the EU, but through a free trade area rather than a customs union; and then a series of FTAs with the rest of the world, which could be bilateral, regional or multilateral (although in the current environment of trade negotiations, bilateral trade deals might be the most promising).