Sentence examples for tariff calling from inspiring English sources

Cleveland, running for reelection, opposed the high tariff, calling it unnecessary taxation imposed upon American consumers, while Republican candidate Benjamin Harrison defended protectionism.

The tariff, called the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax, was passed by the State Legislature in 2009.

Calling cards with special tariffs when calling abroad can be bought to make your calls cheaper.

Tariff, also called customs duty, tax levied upon goods as they cross national boundaries, usually by the government of the importing country.

Over the years, Smith had "heard the Tariff Theory called the most successful lie in history," he said.

If a Democracy Tariff is called "protectionism" so be it.

Trade restrictions, tariffs, etc., called protectionism, is always a double edged sword.

It's understood that while the basic price for the device will be 1,000 yuan (around $159), it will be sold through resellers that will attach data and calling tariffs to the device — the first named carrier is China Unicom — and subsidize the cost of the handset in the process.

Services are typically prepaid and available under a variety of tariff (i.e., calling) plans.

In December 1882, the committee submitted a report to Congress calling for tariff cuts averaging between 20 and 25%.

Republicans were pleased with the committee's make-up but were surprised when, in December 1882, they submitted a report to Congress calling for tariff cuts averaging between 20 and 25%.