tariff

Definition:
1. A government tax on imports or exports.
2. Charge a tariff.

Use 'tariff' in a sentence:

• 1. Brought back the need to pay a few percentage points tariffs?
• 2. Analysis on the Development Environment of Iron& Steel Industry and the Regulation of Tariff Policy.
• 3. Its tariffs cater for four basic classifications of customer.
• 4. One day there may be no tariff between APEC economies with the development of the free trade area and regional connectivity.
• 5. But this trade deal isn't simply about who pays what tariff at our borders.
• 6. Development and Application of Real-time Query Tariff System for Electricity Charge POS System.
• 7. The daily tariff includes accommodation and unlimited use of the pool and gymnasium.
• 8. The tariff reform movement in Britain started by Joseph Chamberlain brought new opponents of Manchesterism.
• 9. Imposing carbon tariff has economic theory and environment protection theory.
• 10. A carbon tariff, for example, would be hard to implement.
• 11. Mr. McCain argued that the tariff on imported ethanol of 54 cents per gallon should be scrapped.
• 12. However, each country still retains its own tariff policy.
• 13. China will further cut tariffs and government instituted transaction costs, and open a number of demonstration zones for creative promotion of import trade to increase import of quality goods and services.
• 14. America imposes a whopping tariff on Brazilian sugar ethanol.
• 15. If it does not, and the US imposes tariffs and China retaliates, what then?
• 16. The punitive tariff was imposed to discourage tire imports from China.
• 17. If the tariff were lifted and unprocessed cashew were sold at world market prices, more farmers could profit by growing cashews.
• 18. Discussion on some problems of tariff management center construction in power supply company;
• 19. The current overall tariff level of China is only 9.8 percent.
• 20. And our tariff level have dropped to the average of developing countries.
• 21. The normal tariff on car parts is about 10 per cent.
• 22. High tariffs often cause a diversion of trade from one country to another.
• 23. The Historical Course of General Agreement on Tariff and Trade ( 1947-1994);
• 24. America wants to eliminate tariffs on items such as electronics.
• 25. Tariff Game Of Two Countries In International Trade.
• 26. Since all the processing plants are in urban areas, removing the tariff would seriously hamper the government's effort to reduce urban unemployment over the next five years.
• 27. In the Smoot-Hawley tariff Act [of 1930] we raised our tariffs.
• 28. Tariffs on Chinese manufactured goods would also be lifted.
• 29. British industry was sheltered from foreign competition by protective tariffs.
• 30. The report enumerates many of these barriers, including for example, tariff escalation.
• 31. Brazil and others ought to embrace bold tariff cuts as a route to a more vibrant economy.
• 32. Smoot-Hawley was a disaster, yet it was not a typical tariff.
• 33. Tariffs and exchange rate policy research of the balance of macroeconomy.
• 34. From both domestic and international levels in terms of carbon tariff problems were discussed.
• 35. Kernland imposes a high tariff on the export of unprocessed cashew nuts in order to ensure that the nuts are sold to domestic processing plants.
• 36. Tariff barriers crimped the flow of imports.
• 37. Second, the import tariff rates were different.
• 38. The consumer pays less, but the Treasury is deprived of tariff revenue.
• 39. The tariff scorecard is only part of the story.
• 40. This last was the dearest of the whole tariff.
• 41. But Congress did not consider the proposal when it began debating a new tariff bill.
• 42. Research on Store Method of Railway Network Structure and Calculation of Freight Tariff Routes.
• 43. The decision to raise tariffs on imports will only add fuel to the fire.
• 44. European officials have used this as an argument against deep tariff cuts.
• 45. A possible solution to this problem would be a worldwide lowering of tariff barriers.
• 46. Study and Application on Rural Power Tariff Theory.
• 47. Retaliatory tariffs on China are tantamount to taxing ourselves as a punishment.
• 48. to cut tariffs, remove barriers, and facilitate the flow of trade.
• 49. A general tariff was imposed on foreign imports.
• 50. The disagreement over trade tariffs has soured relations between the two countries.