"The Korean government has done everything it can to prevent U.S. cars from being sold in the Korean market," the North Dakota Democrat said, adding that the agreement would leave in place a number of what he called nontariff barriers imposed by the Korean government. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Where there is a longer phase-out period, it's normally because we have something called a nontariff barrier; that is, an absolute limit on how much can come in. ❋ ITY National Archives (1993)
"Many so-called nontariff barriers to trade remain in place, which hamper access to the Japanese market and cause hesitance from the EU side to go ahead," Mr. Van Rompuy said at an earlier press conference. ❋ Malcolm Foster ASSOCIATED PRESS (2010)
And how big a decline would be needed to balance our trade nobody really knows, especially as we cannot predict how aggressively our trading partners will try to employ subsidies, tariffs, and nontariff barriers to protect their trade surpluses. ❋ Ian Fletcher (2011)
And while a promised reduction in tariffs is hard to fudge, many of the complaints about market access in Korea involve nontariff restrictions, such as regulations that might favor a Korean company over a U.S. or European one. ❋ Glenn Kessler (2011)
Despite some of the skepticism over integration, he said the association has already gotten rid of most tariffs among members and is now tackling nontariff barriers such as import quotas and quality regulations. ❋ Eric Bellman (2011)
This includes the use of national standards and licensing requirements to create nontariff barriers to foreign companies. ❋ Unknown (2011)
While the 10-country economic bloc has lowered most tariff barriers among its members, he said it still has a lot of work to do lowering nontariff barriers. ❋ Eric Bellman (2012)
As a member of the Asean Economic Community, Indonesia is supposed to have already removed nontariff barriers by the end of 2010. ❋ Hal Hill (2011)
The Detroit Three blame trade barriers and exchange rates for their failure in the Japanese market, yet the yen is at a record high, and they have yet to name one nontariff barrier that keeps them out. ❋ Unknown (2011)
But both sides still need to address issues such as the difficulty of obtaining business visas, nontariff barriers to trade and the need to liberalize investment, Mr. Banerjee added. ❋ Tom Wright (2011)
"Given the systemic nontariff trade barriers that exist in Japan and a history of currency manipulation, it's really difficult to see how you address those in the context of the TPP negotiations," Matt Blunt , president of the American Automotive Policy Council, said in an interview. ❋ Yuka Hayashi (2012)
For example, countries could agree to set up a review process for nontariff barriers, such as sanitary requirements, which are often used as political weapons. ❋ John W. Miller (2011)
Vasiliki Avgoustidi , a trade lawyer with Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP, calls the EU-South Korea deal "remarkable" because "it is the first FTA to dismantle so many nontariff barriers." ❋ John W. Miller (2011)
This imbalance is entirely due to nontariff barriers such as Japan's aggressive, export-driven currency intervention, which gives its domestic companies an unfair advantage. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Because it is similar in taste and texture to domestic catfish, the pangasius has aroused the ire of American catfish farmers who have persuaded Congress to erect stiff nontariff barriers to pangasius imports. ❋ John Connelly (2011)
But Argentina stands out because of the scope, depth and unofficial nature of its nontariff trade barriers. ❋ Taos Turner (2011)
It is unclear whether Wednesday's move will immediately propel trade higher, largely because nontariff barriers to trade, such as onerous labeling requirements, could still make things difficult for exporters. ❋ Tom Wright (2011)
India and Pakistan also agreed to work toward a broader trade liberalization involving removal or reduction of tariffs and nontariff barriers. ❋ Amol Sharma (2011)
