Sentence examples for trade dues from inspiring English sources

Then there are trade dues.

For studios, trade dues are generally the fees they pay to the Motion Picture Association of America, mostly to fight piracy all over the world -- nothing to do with the costs of any individual film, but some portion of those fees still gets charged against revenues.

Digging a little deeper, I find out he's a trained plasterer who can no longer carry on in his trade due to injury.

However, the market for Canadian seal fur isn't what it once was, hampered by a 2009 European Union ban on the trade due to welfare concerns.

The optimal security minimizes less-than-full realization of gains from trade due to limited cash in the market, which may depend on the interim information.

Individuals in the carpentry trade, due to lifestyle habits and occupational exposures, may be at above-average risk for colorectal cancer (CRC).

Exports are running between $160 billion and $170 billion annually, due mostly to increased trade due to the North American Free Trade Agreement and not to the recent rise in oil prices.

Decriminalisation also led to an increase in people working in the sex trade, due to increased demand, and also to the emergence of the image of prostitution as empowering and glamorous through TV shows like Secret Diary of a Call Girl.

On his decision to devote himself to acting he writes, "I was of a mind to get serious about the acting trade, due to my newfound penchant for suffering".

The Greeks' great transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age 3,000 years ago, according to Maurice and Smithson, was inspired by a disruption of trade due to wars in the eastern Mediterranean.

The firm, which sells more than 22 million holidays a year in the UK, was hit by a slowdown in trade due to weak consumer confidence and unrest in North Africa.