Sentence examples for tariff union from inspiring English sources

He praises Jean Monnet's dream of Europe proceeding via tariff union through monetary union to political union, and says European leaders should make this a reality.If not Mr Gonzalez, who else? Ireland's former commissioner, Peter Sutherland, has his supporters in Brussels, but few are political heavyweights.

The Zollverein, a tariff union, furthered economic unity in the German states.

That company announced in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Monday that European Union tariffs retaliating against Trump's tariffs will cost the company as much as $45 million in the second half of 2018 alone.

They note that tariffs on passenger cars imported into Korea are lower than comparable European Union tariffs and that the government itself is buying a few more foreign cars.

[C4.] Europe Fails Again to Reach Deal for Lower Farm Tariffs The European Union failed again to deliver new cuts in its farm tariffs and subsidies, held back by France's refusal to allow deeper reductions, while other trading nations laid pressure on Europe to act.

These include the cases against the tire tariffs and European Union over antidumping measures against Chinese footwear.

The periodic "tariff agreements" between unions and bosses, that set wage rates in each industry, are credited with fostering pay restraint.

Belarus is to join Russia and Kazakhstan in a tariff-free trade union from January 2015, but Shushkevich is sceptical, seeing the move as more of a political demarche by Moscow than a project with compelling economic promise.

The largest award until now was granted to Ecuador, which was allowed to impose $201.6 million in tariffs on European Union goods after the E.U. failed to overhaul its banana-import system.

A10 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Request for Punitive Tariffs The European Union asked the W.T.O. to approve more than $4 billion in trade sanctions on American products to retaliate for what it said was an illegal tax break granted to exporters in the United States.

Moving production to China's interior to save money and opening factories outside of China and Vietnam to circumvent European Union tariffs.