Sentence examples for allow importation from inspiring English sources

The FDA has the authority to allow importation of competitors during shortages of important generic drugs.

It is important for Taiwan to restructure the pork production industry and only allow importation within specified limits at first, before gradually increasing import quotas over time until imports are fully opened up; in this way, it should be possible to minimize the harm caused to the domestic industry.

Grant, backed by Nationals in Canberra, is backing a push to allow importation of a seven-shot version of the Adler lever-action shotgun.

He supports giving the federal government the right to negotiate prices for the elderly and would allow importation of lower-priced prescription drugs from Canada.

A New South Wales government minister has urged the federal government to back a push to allow importation of a seven-shot version of the Adler lever-action shotgun.

But a spokesman for ACT Labor said: "From the ACT's perspective, if and when the commonwealth seeks input on whether to allow importation of the Adler A110 and other lever-action shot guns, a reelected ACT Labor government will strongly argue that such weapons are unnecessary, potentially very dangerous, and should not be allowed in the country.

Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota said he was mulling whether to try to stall consideration of Michael O. Leavitt, Mr. Bush's choice for health secretary, unless Mr. Dorgan was guaranteed a vote on allowing importation of cheaper prescription drugs.

But when Congressional liberals began to press to take more out of the industry -- potentially by allowing importation of cheaper drugs from Canada or decreasing the industry's years of exclusive rights to biological drugs -- Mr. Tauzin publicly accused the White House of failing to hold up its end of a quid pro quo.

Trump previously has suggested he was open to allowing importation of cheaper medicines from overseas.

bucked his party in voting against allowing importation of cheaper prescription drugs from Canada.

A 2004 study by the Congressional Budget Office concluded that allowing importation would reduce drug spending by about $4 billion a year, roughly 1percentt.