Tariffs in a sentence

You see, America’s industrial and agricultural strength was achieved in large part by two types of tariffs: revenue tariffs and protective tariffs.

I offer unsolicited advice: here is an opportunity for India to avoid the path of retaliatory tariffs and negotiate with the US with the offer of more trade and lower tariffs, not less trade and higher tariffs.

The steel that Whirlpool buys to make its machines is now more expensive because of tariffs, and in retaliation to U.S. tariffs, Canada targeted washing machines with tariffs.

We expect to continue mitigating the impact of tariffs primarily through selling price increases to offset the higher tariffs incurred.

We have declined to reduce tariffs, even where reducing tariffs would improve the competitiveness of our exports.

As a reminder, those have become a symbol of EU-China trade tensions, as the EU imposed provisional tariffs of up to 37 percent on China made electric vehicles in July, with Beijing launching retaliation tariffs on European pork exports.

Besides Trump’s spending plans, the incoming president’s promise to raise tariffs has prompted concerns in Europe, where officials fear higher import tariffs could slow trade and weigh on the economy.

Despite a court order that declared its electricity tariffs unlawful, the City of Johannesburg’s power utility City Power continued to threaten four large power users with disconnection due to non-payment of these tariffs.

For China’s battery sector, this means that the impact of the latest U.S. tariffs will likely be huge: The usual is that a 1 percentage point increase in tariffs entails a 2 percent drop in trade.

He has, of course, proposed hitting China with 50% tariffs and then tariffs on all other imports of up to 20%, including for European countries.

He vowed to block funding for climate-friendly programs, and he said he would deploy tariffs to bring jobs back to the country, though experts have said Trump would risk spiking inflation by imposing tariffs on imports.

Musk reversed himself on tariffs because he has a major Tesla factory in China and can't afford to be seen supporting tariffs.

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On 4 July, the preliminary tariffs will start to apply, meaning that companies need to put aside a certain sum for the tariffs.

Other benefits being missed out include the carer's allowance, pension credit, housing benefit, free school meals, water social tariffs and broadband social tariffs.

The International Technology Agreement (ITA) under the World Trade Organization binds countries to trade electronic products at very low tariffs or zero tariffs.

While several major European Union states say they support imposing tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, Estonia would prefer to find a solution via negotiations, and has not taken a definitive stance in favor of tariffs.

However, unless a new complaint demonstrating that the administration’s original announcement of tariffs on $50 billion of imports was the consequence of a statutory violation, those tariffs won’t be ordered removed by the court.

In early December, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on imports of Brazilian steel and aluminum (Brazil had initially won exemptions from the U.S.’s Section 232 tariffs, first imposed in March 2018).

In May, just days before China confirmed the tariffs, GrainCorp boss Robert Spurway said the tariffs had no basis.