Sentence examples for tariff rules from inspiring English sources

"If they aren't willing to adjust antidumping or tariff rules in the context of the W.T.O., then we simply can't go to the F.T.A.A".

First comes a small industrial area including the Mercedes assembly shop (current tariff rules make it far cheaper to import parts of a large car rather than the car itself).

Mr. Velden said Johnson & Johnson now exported less raw material from the United States because production that was once split among many countries to make the best of trade and tariff rules had been consolidated.

For example, Caterpillar, the heavy equipment manufacturer in Peoria, Ill., successfully lobbied to have some of the steel it imports from Britain and elsewhere exempted from the tariff rules.

Is there any way around this? — Erica Fishman, Chicago Airline tariff rules require travelers to use all portions of a ticket or risk having the next leg of their trip canceled under what airlines call nonsequential use of ticket segments.

China will defend its rights under World Trade Organisation tariff rules if US president-elect Donald Trump moves toward executing his campaign threats to levy punitive duties on goods made in China, a senior trade official has said.

It is shown that the misreporting and collusion incentives are related to the WTO tariff rule, the misreported cost and market size.

Furthermore, a strategy proof tariff rule has been designed in which firms can never make his revenue better off by misreporting production cost.

However, the CMA wants to remove the four tariff rule that the energy regulator Ofgem only recently introduced in an attempt to cut complexity and make it easier for householders to know where they stand.

The quarrel over America's steel tariffs (ruled illegal this week by the WTO) could worsen.

If their integrated market or production bases are suddenly fractured with tariffs, rules-of-origin procedures and unforeseen costs, it simply doesn't work anymore.