Sentence examples for control of customs from inspiring English sources
During a testy telephone call on Sunday, Mr. Abashidze said Mr. Saakashvili demanded control of customs duties and of the Batumi port.
A16 Afghans to Get Customs Help The Treasury Department will send customs officials to assess the chaotic system at Afghanistan's main border crossings in an effort to help the country gain control of customs revenues.
In July, Serb protesters, confident in Serbia's unstinting support, erected barricades at border checkpoints after the Kosovo government, which is dominated by ethnic Albanians, took control of customs inspections.
A cast, stabilizing the shoulder at 90° abduction and 90° external rotation and elbow at 90° flexion was applied for five weeks and physiotherapy was started after the removal of the cast under the control of custom-made splint.
On the device, individual animals were sequentially directed into and trapped within an imaging channel gated by pressure-driven on-chip valves (Unger et al., 2000) under the control of custom LabVIEW software.
Blood flow velocity was then obtained after cuff release, and the brachial artery was imaged and recorded for 5 min. Images were digitized from the video output of the ultrasound machine using a frame grabber under control of custom software on a personal computer.
Professor He said that despite new laws and government campaigns to assert central control of local customs offices, customs officials "sometimes feel more allegiance to the local government than to the central government".
Only a few days after taking office, Mr Gutiérrez ordered soldiers to take control of the customs area in the seaport of Guayaquil.
Paris now wants the Monte Carlo casino, owned by the Grimaldis and long suspected of money laundering, to be placed under the control of French customs authorities; Monaco's 70 financial institutions to declare all their bank accounts; and the financial crime unit to be reinforced.
He landed a few smooth trial runs, but lost control of his custom car on the final flight attempt.
It's now plain that "taking back control" – of borders and customs – brings bigger not smaller government.
