Sentences with phrase «trade barriers against»

Once European trade barriers against Canadian icewines and non-VQA table wines were lifted, a flood of new labels replaced it.

The policies are being championed by Japan, but have met some resistance from developing countries who fear that they may be a means of introducing trade barriers against less efficiently manufactured products.

«We are inclined to view it as posing greater trade risk for all types of energy, particularly if other nations establish new trade barriers against U.S. products,» Washington - based research firm ClearView Energy Partners LLC said in a report Monday.

Not exact matches

Asian companies protested against this favoritism that discriminates against Japanese firms that have relocated in the United States to take advantage of a tariff and non-tariff trade barriers.

On climate change, Macron predicted the U.S. would return to the Paris climate agreement because «Let's face it: There is no planet B.» On the U.S.'s aluminum and steel tariffs (to which Trump has offered Europe only a temporary exemption), Macron warned against trade barriers, noting that «commercial war is not the proper answer.»

Word of the announcement came as the Trump administration on Wednesday warned that it would vigorously defend U.S. national interests against «hostile» powers such as China and Russia, vowing to use «all available tools» to combat unfair practices - a sign that the president may be preparing to erect new trade barriers.

After decades of tearing down barriers to trade, a backlash against globalization has triggered a move toward the reimposition of trade obstacles.

«We applaud US government efforts to eliminate these barriers and strengthen our competitiveness globally, including the World Trade Organization (WTO) challenge against Canada which seeks to ensure that British Columbia grocery store consumers can choose from the vast array of the world's great wines.»

Or a country can raise barriers against products that are considered to be traded unfairly from specific countries.

If a «health justified» trade barrier here was permitted to override EU trade rules, overseas governments could use spuriously based health justified barriers to apply discriminatory measures against scotch whisky.

The AP article on the bill cites a 2006 survey of economists wherein 90 percent of those surveyed came out against such «protectionist tariffs and trade barriers,» and Matt Welch at Reason's Hit & Run blog has some harsh words about the idea.