Sentence examples for tariff privileges from inspiring English sources
Myanmar is in the process of regaining these tariff privileges.
ASEAN shrugs off calls for sanctions, such as those introduced by the European Union on March 24th, when Myanmar lost tariff privileges because of its use of forced labour.
The worst effects for the Qing authorities were not the utilitarian rights, such as trade, commerce, and tariff, but the privileges that affected the moral and cultural values of China.
Between 1928 and 1931 the Chinese Nationalists succeeded in persuading the Western powers to return tariff autonomy to China, but extraterritorial privileges were not relinquished by Britain, France, and the United States until 1946.
Thirty-eight WTO Members established TRQ commitments for a total of 1379 quotas and claimed SSG privileges on 6072 individual tariff items.
The feed-in tariff law is a market access privilege, so each power producer can come to the market".
China has already said that if it receives trading privileges, it would lower its tariffs on most American agricultural goods.
If they are to keep their privileges beyond 2007, these countries will have to reciprocate, cutting their tariffs on "substantially all" EU imports (which might in practice mean only two-thirds for some countries) over a "reasonable" period (which might be 12 years or more).In this section Dead, or just resting?
As an example, he cited the special pricing system known as a feed-in tariff, introduced in Germany in 2000 by the Renewable Energy Act. "This gives a privilege, a priority to renewable energies as a compensation for the avoided social costs that come from replacing conventional energies by renewables," Mr. Scheer said.
