Sentence examples for be the importation of from inspiring English sources

Our final explanation could be the importation of wild hares for hunting in Dordogne.

In the book, July explains how she got the idea to include the PennySaver inquiries and some of these people in "The Future"; she ultimately brought the number down to one — Joe Putterlik, who also figures in the book — but the crucial part of the story and its importance to the film is the importation of documentary itself into her feature film.

The principal sideline on which Mayer embarked was the importation of foreign films.

The other was the importation of continental coaches and methods, with Wenger showing the way but Rafa Benítez and José Mourinho quickly making a mark.

At the heart of its activities was the importation of vast quantities of cocaine, and the trafficking of illegal firearms in great quantity.

One process was the importation of raw materials and intermediate products, and the other was the exportation of finished, processed products.

The next thing which we proceed to, is the importation of slaves, contained in the ninth section of the first article.

"What we're seeing is the importation of the National Hockey League model of how you build quality, [to] hire some star and give them huge bucks.

A major threat to UK security in recent years has been the importation of illicit drugs via routes such as the postal system and courier services (Coleman 2011; Dhani 2014).

The most probable cause for non-metric invariance is the importation of a scale from one culture to different cultures when the definitions and meanings of concepts do not overlap across the cultures, because of inappropriate translation, or/and the respondents' tendencies to use or avoid extreme responses (Chen 2008).

There is nothing inherently terrible about South Carolina's climate; rather it was the importation of slaves and the extensive commerce with Africa and the West Indies that introduced virulent diseases such as malaria and yellow fever that took such a heavy toll on the population.