Sentence examples for tariffs will come from inspiring English sources
It's not looking like the li'l squabble is slowing down anytime soon with Trump saying, at a press conference about North Korea, that Trudeau's comments pushing back on Trump's threatened tariffs will come to haunt the people of Canada.
The Renewable Heat Incentive – the heat equivalent to the recently announced electricity feed in tariff – will come into operation next April and is due pay cash for heat generated from renewable sources, such as biomass, ground source heat pumps, and solar thermal technology.
With a few exceptions (e.g. in the case of some commodities considered "national strategic products"), most agricultural products will come under a tariff-only regime.
"We think tariffs will go up and desalination costs will come down so it will be profitable in future".
EU sanctions will come in the form of higher import tariffs on a range of US goods such as Harley-Davidson motorcycles and Ray-Ban sunglasses.
As India's petrochemicals sector liberalises high tariffs and other trade barriers have been falling slowly, prodded by commitments to the WTO the day will come when Reliance must face foreign rivals on something resembling a level playing-field.
"Between outlining the agreement and implementing the free-trade agenda, [supporters of the project] will come up against the trade policies of various countries, who will want to implement non-tariff barriers — as is the case in Europe".
The income derived from this electrical output will come primarily from the sale of the electricity, and any incentive payments such as those under Feed-in Tariffs or other support mechanisms.
Some of that will come from outside Africa America's Growth and Opportunity Act has already helped exports from participating African countries by lowering tariffs on many imports but some also from within.
Dyspnea will come anyway.
