Sentence examples for tariff whether from inspiring English sources

A tariff, whether protective or for revenue, burdens the very act of importation, and if laid by a state upon its commerce with another is equally unlawful whether protection or revenue is the motive back of it.

The instruments being debated include administered prices, the level of the rice tariff, the type of tariff, whether to reintroduce sole importer status for BULOG, some combination of tariff and state trading, and how the various policy levers will link to stabilize prices.

Recent surveys of business owners have reflected dismay with the uncertainty generated by tariffs, whether already imposed or threatened.

Whatever the reason for President Trump's focus on tariffs, whether it's a campaign promise, a close advisor's pet peeve, or just outright ignorance, imposing foolish tariffs will hurt both Trump's America and everyone else as well.

Don't sit on an expensive tariff wondering whether or not you can move.

The final impediment appears to be industrial tariffs and whether cuts would be above or below draft formulas for certain sectors.

One major question at the heart of the tariffs is whether they will actually prove effective in making U.S. companies more competitive against their Chinese counterparts.

He did not make clear which countries' imports would benefit from the lower tariffs, and whether the US was on this list.

He was hammered with questions about the tariff idea and whether it was permissible to offer companies tax breaks and incentives to avoid moving jobs overseas.

It would be sufficient to establish that injury had been caused in significant degree by rising imports, regardless of whether tariff cuts were the cause of the rising imports.

Debates surrounding the tariff always inquired whether it was "for revenue" or "prohibitive". These terms were ubiquitous in Congressional dronings on the tariff, the tariff easily being the most discussed political issue, slavery included, in America from 1789-1913, even in the antebellum period.