Sentence examples for tariffs to prevent from inspiring English sources
It was David Cameron who had been responsible for blocking EU trade tariffs to prevent the Chinese from dumping steel.
US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross has told CNBC that America needs to impose broad tariffs, to prevent China circumventing them.
He said the EU should mimic the US, where extra tariffs to prevent dumping can be imposed far more quickly than in Europe.
They have been perfectly happy to countenance the idea of curbs on capital movements such as a financial transaction tax, and have no problems with imposing tariffs to prevent the dumping of Chinese steel.
Immediately after President George W. Bush imposed a safeguard tariff on imports of steel, the E.U., China and other countries replicated with tariffs to prevent their own import surges.
When the George W. Bush administration imposed restrictions on steel imports in 2002 — albeit under a much more conventional "safeguards" law — the European Union, China and many other countries immediately followed suit with their own tariffs to prevent steel trade from being "deflected" into their markets.
Higher wages for American workers would be attained by a mixture of measures, of which the most controversial would be Mr. Lind's proposed restrictions on immigration and his suggested "social tariff" to prevent the import of cheap-labor products.
The purpose of the contract is to establish responsibility for the organisation of transport, establish obligations to be met by the carrier and the user, create a unified tariff system to prevent a monopoly, and ensure a transparent railway market is available to all on equal terms.
International free-trade rules require a so-called injury determination to prevent countries from imposing tariffs to forestall imports from entering at all, instead of waiting to see if they actually cause a problem.
The EU has been slower and the result is we're still haggling over tariffs and action to prevent unfairly traded Chinese steel.
The European Commission plans to impose its own safeguard tariffs in early April, to prevent steel imports from surging beyond last year's level.
