Sentence examples for tariffs like from inspiring English sources

Fine words.The outrage in Europe's governments over the tariffs, like the shock at the news, is synthetic.

Mr Bush's tariffs, like the Reagan-era export restraints on Japanese cars and semiconductors, came from a president who was fundamentally committed to free trade.

And in the countries with high tariffs, like Myanmar, the authorities are reluctant to cut into their own revenue by promoting the exploitation of the CEPT.

In many cases, the broader threat does not come from tit-for-tat tariffs like those of past trade wars which helped turn an earlier financial crisis into the Great Depression.

It scores 92.07, and Daley and Waterfield are probably now aiming merely at bronze.. Updated at 4.21pm BST 3.42pm BST Round five: the Chinese extend their lead The tariffs, like in the protectionist 1930s, keep rising.

He also raised doubts over the merits of remaining within the customs union, which would allow Britain to trade goods without border tariffs, like Turkey, but restrict its ability to strike its own trade deals.

"A few examples: His proposed 35percenttariff-likeke penalties would instigate a trade war that would raise prices for consumers, kill export jobs and lead entrepreneurs and businesses to flee America.

Romney told the crowd that Trump's domestic policies would lead to a recession, using examples like the billionaire's 35percenttariff-likeike penalties," which he said would cause a trade war and raise prices for consumers, kill export jobs, and cause businesses to leave the country.

As part of its plans, Ofgem wants a new cross-market comparison tool that will allow customers to compare tariffs on a like-for-like basis.

The tariff, like the tax credit, expired Saturday.

"If you are on the British Gas standard tariff, like all big six standard tariffs you are already massively overpaying.