Sentence examples for very tariffs from inspiring English sources

But so far public debate has focused on a vociferous campaign against onshore wind farms and removing the very tariffs we need to transform our energy supply to low carbon sources, rather than looking for examples which can stabilise prices and keep energy profits in the local economy.

A ban on very complex tariffs and uncompetitive "dead" tariffs that are no longer open to new customers.

Such a conclusion, however, is not correct, because some items are subject to very high tariffs, and, as those tariff levels increase, the quantity of the dutied imports decreases.

"It's a little weird that we have very low tariffs and China has very high tariffs.

It weights each tariff by the share of total imports in that import category that is, if a country has most of its imports in a category with very low tariffs, but has many import categories with high tariffs but virtually no imports, then the trade-weighted average tariff would indicate a low level of protection.

A customs union means that countries agree to apply no or very low tariffs to goods sold between them, and to collectively apply the same tariffs to imported goods from the rest of the world.

Zero or very low tariffs have played a major role in this.

"Consumers must be aware these price cuts are to very expensive tariffs that are best avoided.

Those 650 are still in prison six, seven or even eight years after they completed those very short tariffs.

South Korea would also immediately start charging very high tariffs on goods and services imported into its country.

But since the U.S. already has very low tariffs, the benefits that their removal will bring to American consumers (and foreign producers) will be small.