Sentence examples for tariffs imposed on from inspiring English sources
Under the current system, the tariffs imposed on beneficiaries' imports are 3.5percentt lower than duties paid by other countries, Mr. Lamy said.
Despite its iconic national status, cheap prices and hefty tariffs imposed on rivals, last year Proton's domestic market share plunged from 49% to 38%, as sales fell by 28% to 155,000 cars.
The short-term solution The simplest and quickest way to help Pakistan's economy is to reduce the tariffs imposed on Pakistan's textile sector, which accounts for approximately 60% of Pakistan's exports and more than 60% of its industrial workforce.
The European Union threatened to take action through the World Trade Organization against the United States and Canada unless they drop $126 million in tariffs imposed on European exports in retaliation for a ban on hormone-treated beef.
The Republican presidential candidate, John McCain, by contrast, has said such subsidies should be removed; unlike Obama he also calls for a lifting of trade tariffs imposed on the importation of more efficient Brazilian ethanol drawn from sugar cane.
South Korean officials fear that the tariffs imposed on Hynix will set a precedent for complaints against other South Korean exporters, many of which do business with the state-owned banks and benefited from the government's efforts to right the economy after the financial crisis of 1997-98.
Changing the tariff imposed on vaginal delivery may be one of the strategies adopted by the policymakers to lower C-section rate.
For example, one study found that a tariff imposed on Chinese tires in 2009 saved 1,200 American jobs but cost $1.1 billion in higher prices to American consumers.
The industry survives because of the 990 percent tariff imposed on imports of the vegetable.
The nominal rate of protection is the percentage tariff imposed on a product as it enters the country.
The pipeline company paid most of the cost, with help from an export tariff imposed on Russian oil companies.
