Примери за използване на Tariffs will на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tariffs will vary between 5% and 25%.
From January 1, tariffs will rise to 25%.
The tariffs will come into force in 15 days.
On January 1, the tariffs will rise to 25%.
The tariffs will go into effect in 15 days.
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It means, as all tariffs will be lower.
The tariffs will come into force this week on June 22.
On 1 January 2019, the tariffs will rise to 25%.
Tariffs will only increase inflation in the US.
On January 1 the tariffs will rise to 25 percent.
Tariffs will be mainly targeted at the automotive and agrarian sectors.
On January 1, the tariffs will rise to 25 per cent.
Tariffs will be delayed after the Christmas season so as not to hurt consumption.
By year 10, all remaining tariffs will be removed.
Those tariffs will take effect"shortly thereafter.".
If Serbia does not change, the tariffs will remain in force forever.
Those tariffs will take effect“shortly thereafter.”.
Trump says'pain' from China tariffs will make U.S.'much stronger'.
These tariffs will stay in place until there's a Phase Two.
Donald Trump says the“pain” from China's tariffs will make the U.S. stronger.
The tariffs will remain in place until there was a“Phase 2”.
Significant issues remain unresolved,including whether tariffs will remain in place, he said.
BlackRock: Tariffs will delay China, invest long-term!
He added that the“tariff will gradually increase until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied at which time the Tariffs will be removed.”.
The tariffs will come into effect simultaneously with the U.S. ones.
Exemptions will not address the fundamental problems tariffs will create for U.S. car and truck manufacturing.
These tariffs will come into effect'if China does not change its practices'.
UBS anticipates that the tariffs will negatively impact the jobs report.
Tariffs will be lower and non-tariff barriers will be eliminated, he added.
However, Goldman Sachs doesn't think the tariffs will have as much of a meaningful impact on the November report.