Sentence examples for the tariffs at from inspiring English sources

Trump has ordered aides to set the tariffs at 10percentt, likely leading to higher prices for American consumers.

All three major political parties are currently committed to it, and the tariffs at which people enter renewable schemes are guaranteed in law, thus protecting ordinary people's investments.

The 28-nation European Union, which negotiates trade policy as a bloc, has warned that it will challenge the tariffs at the World Trade Organization.

The United States nonetheless pressed for the W.T.O. to declare that China had misapplied antidumping and anti-subsidy rules in imposing the tariffs at all.

The administration has come under heavy international pressure since the decision, with the European Union filing an immediate complaint against the tariffs at the World Trade Organization and demanding compensation for lost sales.

Japan Applauds Exclusions TOKYO, Aug. 23 (AP) -- Japanese officials applauded the decision by the United States to exclude more steel imports from protective tariffs, but they said Japan would continue to pursue its complaint against the tariffs at a World Trade Organization meeting next month.

"The Bride Came C. O. D". at the Strand yesterday and there, hardly waiting for the notification of arrival, were the cash customers gladly paying the tariff at the wickets.

Brazil's president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, strongly criticized the steel tariffs at the opening of the Inter-American Development Bank meeting in Fortaleza on Monday, saying that they contradicted the principles underlying the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas, which negotiators hope to inaugurate in stages beginning in 2005.

This time around, South Korea, home of major producers Samsung and LG Electronics, has already indicated it will challenge the new tariffs at the WTO.

The advisory firm Oxford Economics said the tariffs came "at a bad time for the world economy".

But European officials are not likely to impose the tariffs until at least early next year, after Congress has had a chance to change the law following elections in November.