Sentence examples for closing customs from inspiring English sources
On Jan . 6 three days before the scheduled closing, customs officials agreed to talk with elected officials, including Mr. Nadler, Senator Charles E. Schumer and representatives from the offices of the mayor, the governor and the Port Authority.
There are different closing customs, appraisal procedures and incarnations of homeowners insurance.
The country was hit by a wave of strikes earlier this year, including walkouts that grounded the state carrier, Kuwait Airways, and temporarily closed customs posts and left hundreds trucks stranded at the border.
But the real problem are closed, custom APIs that lock customers into a proprietary platform.
While "Brexiteers" like Davis have strongly backed May's proposed clean break with the single market and customs union, finance minister Philip Hammond and others have this month echoed calls by businesses for less of a "hard Brexit" and retaining closer customs ties.
Today, as the strike organizers extended the national walkout yet another day, those taking part received a big morale lift as private banks said they were closing, treasury and customs agents announced their participation and boat pilots on the Orinoco River halted their transport of aluminum and iron.
Elizabeth Hawes, who closed her custom dress house during the war to work in a factory and to write a column for the left-wing daily PM Girlsls in Slacks Have the Most Fun at Coney Island"), also designed uniforms for Red Cross volunteers.
Gaps between contigs were closed by custom primer walks on gap spanning clones or PCR products.
Possible mis-assemblies were corrected, gaps between contigs were closed by custom primer walks from sub-clones or PCR products.
All mis-assemblies were corrected by editing in Consed [152], and gaps between contigs were closed by custom primer walk or PCR amplification (Roche Applied Science, Indianapolis, IN).
For finishing, the gaps were closed by custom primer walks or PCR amplification, followed by sequencing.
