Sentence examples for allows shipments from inspiring English sources

A raised loading bay allows shipments, neatly stacked on palates, to be transferred by forklift truck into waiting lorries.

"UPS Paperless Invoice allows shipments to clear customs in 92 countries using electronic data.

Russia is the principal source of fuel for the alliance's needs in Afghanistan, and the Kremlin already allows shipment of nonlethal supplies bound for Afghanistan to travel across Russian territory by ground.

A Japanese trader in the minerals said Tuesday that customs agents were still not allowing shipments of rare earths to Japan.

Although they could legally ship to customers within New York, they were shut out of larger markets in states allowing shipments only from states with reciprocal open borders.

We welcome the adoption by the United Nations Security Council of Resolution 1472, which will allow shipments of humanitarian items to Iraq to resume under the oil-for-food program.

Having blocked shipments of raw rare earth minerals to Japan since mid-September, and to the United States and Europe since early last week, Chinese customs agents on Thursday morning allowed shipments to resume to all three destinations, the industry officials said.

But some industry officials have suggested that China might be willing to issue the quotas for 2011 early, possibly in November, so as to allow shipments to resume quickly early in January.

Although China had allowed shipments of the minerals to resume to the United States and Europe after a brief suspension in late October, deliveries to Japan had remained suspended — even after Chinese custom agents had started processing the shipping paperwork a few weeks ago.

In recent weeks, American officials have accused Syria of allowing shipments of military equipment to Iraq, of permitting Syrian and other Arab fighters to cross its border into Iraq to battle American forces and of allowing senior Iraqi leaders to flee across its border.

Khartoum considers the inflated numbers to be evidence that all groups that deliver aid to Darfur are actually adjuncts of the activist groups that the regime considers its enemies, and thus finds justification for delaying visas, refusing to allow shipments of supplies and otherwise putting obstacles in the way of aid delivery.