Sentence examples for tariffs in from inspiring English sources

Germany enacted feed-in tariffs in 1991.

In 1999 Argentina froze the tariffs in pesos, which were later devalued.

Parliament removed protective tariffs in 1846, further reducing the price of Jamaican sugar.

They have an even worse track record on policy (how'd steel tariffs in Pennsylvania work out?).

King, who had cut tariffs in the early 1920s, warned the Americans that retaliation might follow.

The law lets him ask the regulator for lower tariffs in exchange for higher subsidies.

Tariffs in the developing world entrench inefficient local producers at the expense of poorer consumers.

Instead, there has been a spectacular decline in tariffs in general.

Average agricultural tariffs in rich countries are many times higher than those on manufactured goods.

The green energy goals centered on so-called feed-in tariffs in many European countries.

This week protests against a rise in electricity tariffs in Hyderabad, the capital, turned bloody.