Sentence examples for control importation from inspiring English sources

This shows how important it is to control importation of citrus plants and to establish effective quarantine control measures.

Quarantine and disinfestation methods are used to control importation of such insects from grain-exporting countries.

In Quality King, the Solicitor General urged this Court to hold that §109(a)'s codification of the first sale doctrine does not limit the right to control importation set forth in §602(a).

In Quality King Distributors, Inc. v. L'anza Research Int'l, Inc., 523 U. S. 135, 143 154 (1998), the Court held that a copyright owner's right to control importation under §602(a)(1) is a component of the distribution right set forth in §106(3) and is therefore subject to §109(a)'s codification of the first sale doctrine.

Take wine labels: Each must be approved by the federal ­Alcohol & Tobacco Tax & Trade ­Bureau, as well as by government agencies controlling importation and sale in every state where the wine is distributed.

The Court, in contrast, fails to give meaningful effect to Congress' manifest intent in §602(a)(1) to grant copyright owners the right to control the importation of foreign-made copies of their works.

The law was intended to establish standards and control the importation of products into the United States as well as the domestic distribution of products, assuring the purity, safety, potency, and efficacy of veterinary biological products.

Because the district court correctly held that Omega misused its copyright in the Globe Design by attempting to leverage its limited monopoly over the design to control the importation and sale of Seamaster watches, I would affirm the district court on the issue of copyright misuse.

Even though the language of this Amendment clearly leaves the States free to control the importation of and traffic in liquors within their boundaries, it was argued in State Board of Equalization of California v. Young's Market Co., 299 U.S. 59, 57 S.Ct.

"Classical biological control — the importation of novel natural enemies from the pest's home range — offers the best opportunity to economically suppress olive fruit fly in these situations," UC Berkeley specialist Kent Daane and colleagues wrote in the January-March 2011 issue of California Agriculture journal.

The drug industry has long lobbied against price control and importation of drugs from Canada or other countries.