Sentence examples for tariffs remain from inspiring English sources

Average agricultural tariffs remain higher than industrial tariffs because tariffication resulted in higher tariff protection and increased tariff dispersion, as well as more frequent use of specific and other non-ad valorem rates, which have all become complex for many small open economies such as Senegal (Messerlin et al., 2001).

Import tariffs remain among the developing world's highest.

Brazil's import tariffs remain high and its customs procedures are a catalogue of bloody-minded obstructionism.

Import of liquor is also easier now, though the tariffs remain very high.

But some tariffs remain, providing a reminder of the costs and benefits.

Mnuchin said the United States was "putting the trade war on hold"; Lighthizer emphasized that tariffs remain on the table.

Had these tariffs remained it is possible that a large number of renewable projects would have gone ahead.

Even during and after the First World War, when President Woodrow Wilson, in his Fourteen Points, elevated free trade to a goal of U.S. policy, hefty tariffs remained in place.

That was an informal trade organization working to cut tariffs across nations, including Japan, where tariffs remained high.

(You can't keep a good apparatchik down: The tariffs remained in place for small planes, as well as certain midsize aircraft).

Argentine tariffs remained high from 1900 to 1913 (23.4%) and only declined to around 18%, on average, in the post World War I period.