Sentence examples for tariffs work from inspiring English sources

In that context, high tariffs work against the goals of fair-labor standards and factory safety.

Tariffs work the same way, which is why the global trading community has been working ceaselessly to reduce tariff barriers and limit the degree to which they shape the patterns of global trade.

"But they're only being paid 30% of the cost of treating many of those patients because of the way that this tariff works.

The issue of the tariff worked to the Republicans' advantage in 1888.

Some suppliers have introduced "market-tracking" tariffs, which work in a similar way to tracker mortgages that follow the base rate.

There will be a tax on our soon to be strong border of 35% for these companies...... Trump may not understand how tariffs really work ― it would be very difficult for the United States to impose them on specific companies that move jobs to a foreign country ― or that Congress, not the president, sets them.

NEW YORK — Because of the fear that Congress will place a more stringent tariff on works of art, there will be more antiques offered for sale in New York in the coming season than in London, Paris and Berlin combined.

Roosevelt initiated antitrust litigation against the railroads, nudged the Republican Party away from its single-minded preoccupation with tariff protection, worked with J. P. Morgan to stave off a financial collapse in 1907, and pushed for Cuban trade reciprocity.

The end of July was a deadline set in place because TPA, Trade Promotion Authority, was expiring next July, which means it has to get to Congress by early next year, and it takes that long to get all the tariff schedules worked out.

However if we got paid at the tariff as worked out that way, we could afford to be CSAG compliant.

As developing countries attempt to add value to their agricultural products and take advantage of greater returns to differentiated value-added goods, tariff escalation works against their efforts.