Sentence examples for view tariffs from inspiring English sources

But Trump said on Wednesday that Kudlow had "come around" to view tariffs as a useful tool for renegotiating trade deals.

I'll pay the pay-per-view tariff to see them, with misgivings: I have seen what boxing can do to people, including some who excelled at the sport.

In his view, protective tariffs, subsidies, progressive taxation, public schools, a minimum wage, and public assistance programs were of a piece.

Throughout the 1930s he also led the Liberal National Party, a group of former Liberals who opposed Socialism and had accepted the Conservatives' view favouring protective tariffs.

Most European solar firms view the current tariffs on Chinese solar panels as an unnecessary tax on the industry that constrains expansion, and postpones the day that subsidies can be dispensed with altogether.

However Ofgem said it was already working on plans to change its code, so that customers are able to view all the tariffs, regardless of the commission the website will earn.

Asked about Trump's views on imposing tariffs, Hammond said: "We will continue to make the case for open markets and free trade.

If he takes the view that the tariff was equivalent to the half-way point of a fixed sentence, he can decide that prisoners should not be released on licence until they have served twice their tariff.

The House then passed a bill generally conforming to Cleveland's views on the tariff; but the Senate rejected it, and the tariff became a leading issue in the presidential campaign of 1888.

Is Pat Buchanan doing better than predicted because of his views on, say, protective tariffs or because the presence of an unreconstructed, unapologetic mad-dog reactionary seems refreshing among candidates who are always positioning themselves frantically, like so many starlets jostling for flattering angles in a group shot?

But will the Pope next lectures us on, say, Donald Trump's views on free trade and tariffs?