Sentence examples for to tariff from inspiring English sources
noun
A system of government-imposed duties levied on imported or exported goods; a list of such duties, or the duties themselves
His presence alone, to say nothing of his eloquent appeal, affixed overwhelming importance to tariff reform.
Trade among its members has doubled over the past ten years, thanks in large part to tariff cuts.
Thanks to tariff cuts to almost nothing, large chunks of the Australian economy are now fiercely competitive.
The reaction to tariff levels will differ from country to country as well as from commodity to commodity.
They were concerned about a possible surge in imports (yet to materialise) due to tariff reductions resulting from China's accession to the World Trade Organisation in 2001.
With growth still slow and unemployment high, many developed countries are resorting to measures that restrict imports — from antidumping investigations to tariff increases.
Most of the other countries agree.Mercosur, however, wants three stages of negotiations, starting with "business facilitation" issues (such as better customs procedures) and moving on to tariff-cutting only after 2003.
Tells about domestic policies in regard to tariffs.
Second, Japan may not make any serious cuts to tariffs that protect its farmers.
I'm running against a guy who refers to "tariffs and barriers" as "terriers and bariffs".
The wide-ranging deal includes changes to tariffs, drug patents and intellectual property.
