Sentence examples for tariffs themselves from inspiring English sources

"That's their current rule book and I think that within their current rule book they can do more both in terms of speed, how quickly they look at these issues, but also in terms of the height of these tariffs themselves.

Updated to make clear that the tariffs are on $60 billion of goods, not $60 billion of tariffs themselves, as the president described during the press conference.

Beyond the tariffs themselves, a customs union also eliminates burdensome customs procedures between the members, with the importing process vastly simplified.

It's the epitome of a restaurant whose steep tariffs justify themselves, subbing for membership dues and assuring that the spouse, in-law, client or canine psychic being treated to a $16.95 piece of chocolate cake will be impressed.

Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore, being the members of AFTA, have already reduced tariffs among themselves to almost zero.

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Transparency, stipulated by government, would force companies to give people more information so they themselves can switch tariffs.

"Even the Big Six themselves offer cheaper tariffs, so consumers need to compare the whole of the market before making a decision, especially as there is more than £200 between the cheapest and the most expensive tariffs at the moment," Tom Lyon, energy expert at uSwitch, advises.

That candidates reporting themselves as of White ethnicity, on average, achieve higher A level tariffs and UKCAT scores than those describing themselves as Non-white.

The Junkers could eitheradjust, as landed farmers in England and Denmark did, by changing their approach and concentrating on meat and dairy products, or protect themselves by fighting for tariffs against imports.

This is why tariffs are favoured by industries that find themselves pressed by foreign competitors.