Sentence examples for tariff law from inspiring English sources

The feed-in tariff law is a market access privilege, so each power producer can come to the market".

In 1818 Prussia enacted a tariff law abolishing all internal customs dues and announced its willingness to establish free trade with neighbouring states.

The commission seems to regard an import tariff law as a powerful negotiating weapon in the American trade arsenal instead of a policy goal in itself.

The feed-in tariff law offers unlimited access to the electricity transmission grid to all energy producers, at a guaranteed price.

The recipients will be those who filed an antidumping petition in 1996, contending that the importers did not abide by a tariff law.

When the measure that emerged from Congress increased rates, Republican insurgents and a majority of Americans were outraged, but Taft signed the bill and called it the best tariff law the Republicans had ever enacted.

South Carolina proposed a convention in 1832 to nullify tariff laws, but no other state in the South supported it.

The residents are happy because they get cheap power and heat and thanks to the feed-in tariff laws that allow them to sell the surplus energy to the national grid, they bank a healthy annual return on their investment to boot.

Because of rampant smuggling, the need was immediate for strong enforcement of tariff laws.

Whether it be over tariffs, law enforcement or immigration policies, countries and states deal with reciprocity daily.

Would the removal of a child thereby become a punishment that could be tariffed in law?