reimpose
Britishverb
Other Word Forms
- reimposition noun
Example Sentences
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The ratio could be reimposed if concerns about the Chinese currency’s appreciation abate.
Beijing is considering ways to strike back against any tariffs reimposed under new legal authority—a situation that could bring an abrupt end to a fragile China-U.S. detente.
What happens if you go ahead and then the tariffs are reimposed?
From MarketWatch
The few key traders with a licence to bring them in from Israel say Hamas have reimposed strict control over taxing the imports.
From BBC
A ruling against the government would prove a temporary setback to its economic and fiscal plans, although officials have noted that tariffs can be reimposed by other means.
From Barron's
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