Sentences with phrase «not impose tariffs»

«We urge the administration to not impose these tariffs and to work with the business community to resolve the real and justifiable concerns raised by Chinese trade practices.»

«The proclamation will have a clause that does not impose these tariffs immediately on Canada and Mexico,» Navarro said.

Peter Navarro: «The [tariff] proclamation will have a clause that does not impose these tariffs immediately on Canada and Mexico.

In short, if China is crazy enough to produce and sell steel to the United States at prices that guarantee they'll LOSE MONEY, the US government shouldn't impose tariffs.

Missouri should not have a system that puts our neediest communities at a disadvantage when it comes to recruiting talented teachers and states should not impose a tariff on attracting quality teachers and school leaders.

Not exact matches

A decision not to impose tariffs would have capped an incredible turnaround for Cohn, who just last year was in Trump's doghouse for criticizing the president's divisive comments blaming people on «both sides» for violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

So if you were to impose a tariff on all good imported overseas to drive up the value of the dollar, it would be the Chinese that would end up paying the biggest portion of the bill building the wall between U.S. and Mexico, and not the Mexicans.

The IMF's Lagarde said she hoped Trump would not implement his threat to impose tariffs.

Investors are hoping the White House won't follow through on threats to impose steep tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.

SEIA's Hopper sent a letter to Trump earlier this month urging the president not to impose new tariffs.

Meanwhile, Wal - Mart, Target, Best Buy and Macy's are among the large US retailers that separately sent Trump a letter urging him not to impose punishing tariffs on goods imported from China, Reuters reported.

«I told the president that imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum does not help with regard to NAFTA,» Trudeau said Monday.

Buffett said Trump's proposal to impose 35 percent tariffs on goods from China and Mexico was a bad idea, «but I'm not going to say it will cause a recession.»

«We truly despise the carrot - and - stick approach,» Jia said in a veiled swipe at Trump's threats to cut aid or impose tariffs on Latin American nations that do not do more to further efforts to create more US jobs and combat drug trafficking.

«There is an international trade commission that sits inside the Commerce Department, but the president has the authority to impose tariffs, and he doesn't need Congress and he frankly doesn't need the Commerce Department.»

«I think they've set up a high bar for what they need to achieve in order not to impose these types of tariffs and investment restrictions,» Cutler said.

Texas Sen. John Cornyn says the speed at which Trump imposed tariffs suggests he didn't want to be talked out of it.

The Government claims not to be imposing this new tariff on consumer electronics, despite all evidence that its own Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) is, in fact, collecting such a tax.

On Thursday, March 22, President Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs on $ 60 billion worth of Chinese exports to the United States — and the move did not sit well with investors.

But Trump maintained the threat of imposing the tariffs if the two countries didn't renegotiate NAFTA to suit him.

Prominent U.S. business lobbies are begging the Trump administration not to impose tariffs on Chinese imports, but some small manufacturers are pushing the other way: Trying to get more products on the proposed list.

I can see why the New York Times (and most other commentators) immediately attributed this decision to protectionism: not only does that match President Trump's rhetoric both on the campaign trail and also in office, but it follows closely on the decision to impose tariffs on imported steel.

But the groups say they worry that imposing additional tariffs on China are isn't the best way to respond.

«The Administration should not respond to unfair Chinese practices and policies by imposing tariffs or other measures that will harm U.S. companies, workers, farmers, ranchers, consumers, and investors.»

A letter dated Sunday and signed by 45 industry trade groups says that imposing tariffs would only hurt US businesses and consumers and would not be an effective way to reign in China's worst practices.

President Trump has delayed his decision on whether or not the US will be imposing tariffs, and it's making the whole world uneasy.

Trump didn't announce his plan to impose a 25 percent tariff on steel and 10 percent on aluminum products until Thursday, one week after Icahn's final transaction.

But, as we will see, many tariffs do not fulfill these purposes while imposing significant administrative burden on businesses.

In such a system, imports from countries that do not price carbon emissions would be subject to a tariff equivalent to the price imposed on the carbon content of such goods made in Canada, counting the carbon emitted to produce goods and to transport them here.

As a result, in the short term the state would not be expected to experience a strong positive or negative direct impact of the US - imposed or proposed tariffs on imported aluminum and steel and other items — though individual companies and projects may be strongly affected.

China's ambassador to the U.S. wouldn't rule out the possibility of the Asian nation scaling back purchases of Treasuries in response to tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

«When it comes to a time when our country can't make aluminum and steel... you almost don't have much of a country,» he said last week when he announced plans to impose tariffs.

Trump said he didn't even want Japan to pay the tariffs but to build more automobiles in the United States, adding that Japan would do so if tariffs were imposed.

At a news conference after the meeting, Powell said the Fed hasn't lowered its forecasts for growth because of the Trump administration's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.

Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, over 100 Republican lawmakers, and many Democrats as well, urged the president not to impose broad tariffs on steel and aluminum exports.

China did not take the threat lying down, and the country's Commerce Ministry announced plans to impose tariffs on US$ 3 billion of imports immediately following the United State's announcement.

This wasn't a problem before because the customs union imposed zero tariffs for its members.

There appears to be a current and very deliberate attempt to obfuscate what a VAT actually does (create a level field and back out taxes from exports, allowing recipient countries to impose their own taxes at consumption) and conflate it with protectionist measures such as straightforward tariffs or the proposed complex «border adjustability» tax, the latter explicitly prohibited under WTO rules precisely because it is not a level playing field (imports are taxed and exports are subsidized).

Trump insisted that he's «not backing down» on his plan to impose stiff tariffs on imported steel and aluminum despite anxious warnings from House Speaker Paul Ryan and other congressional Republicans of a possible trade war.

Second, it could decide not to impose tariffs on anyone.

It would be hard for the United States to «get away» with imposing tariffs if it wasn't an open secret that China engages in unfair trade practices / has unnaturally low costs due to nonexistent / unenforced labor / environmental regulations.

So there is no need to impose tariffs where we have none now, and I don't think anyone sensible is contemplating this.

One Labour backbencher said: «Labour policy is to stay in the customs union and single market, at least in transition, so the anti-hard Brexit MPs» views are that this is not the time to give the Government carte blanche to impose tariffs taking us out of the customs union and single market.

Although the rhetoric has been heated on both sides as President Trump and President Xi trade threats about various tariffs and taxes to potentially be imposed on each other's respective countries, Chinese real estate investors do not seem to be too worried about a potential trade war and its effects on their U.S. investments.

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Broken or not, nationally states are stepping away from net metering as the solar industry matures and costs come down, even though tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on imported solar cells threaten to stall that decrease.

Best case scenario, the tariffs are not imposed and the eclipse is skillfully managed by grid operators.

The Australian can reveal that today's draft energy white paper will commit the government to working with the states to try to harmonise the feed - in tariffs so that they do not impose an «unjustifiable burden» on electricity consumers.

Note also that this reasoning implies that a country can increase the welfare of its residents by imposing tariffs on imports of high wage industry products (provided other countries don't retaliate).

The benefit of this would not only be to pre-empt any such externally imposed carbon tariff on China's exports (under international trade rules, a carbon tariff on goods from a country with a carbon tax would probably be illegal), but it would also allow the Chinese government to collect revenue of such a tax rather than to see it go to a foreign government.