"tariff proposal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a formal suggestion or plan for setting prices or fees for goods or services that cross international borders. Example: The government is considering a new tariff proposal that would increase taxes on imported luxury goods.
The Obama administration, however, has been noncommittal about the tariff proposal.
Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama voted in support of the tariff proposal.
The tariff proposal was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
The American jobless problem have combined to give the tariff proposal newfound momentum, as the Senate spent much of the afternoon Thursday debating it.
In mid-October the Department of Energy and Climate Change closed the consultation on the "feed-in tariff" proposal it has been forced to introduce by backbench MPs.
Ivor Ferguson, the president of the Ulster Farmers Union, also warned last week the tariff proposal would "drive down prices and hit producers".
The excise increase will be imposed through tariff proposals to be tabled in the House of Representatives this week.
China has filed its own WTO challenge to Trump's tariff proposals.
Recognizing the lack of retail-demand response, a state regulator, such as the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), seeks tariff proposals that transmit wholesale price signals to a local distribution company's (LDC) retail customers.
Her views are endorsed by business leaders, who are alarmed by UK tariff proposals unveiled last week which, they warn, will cause industrial-scale smuggling worse than the illegal, paramilitary-backed cross-border trade at the height of the Troubles.
The latest tariff proposals, along with earlier levies on $50 billion in Chinese imports, would mean that by next month roughly half of everything American businesses import from China would confront special taxes.
