Sentence examples for custom regulation from inspiring English sources

As economic "freedom" is considered to be an ultimate value, any institutional or custom regulation is viewed as reducing such freedom.

"I remember 10 years ago when he was here I showed him how to Google 'Indian custom regulations' and there it all was in black and white, up to the minute.

Free ports are a formally defined area, often encompassing a whole city, with enabling custom regulations and usually permitting foreign investment and ownership.

Whether the filter is embodied by customs regulation, limited transportation infrastructure, or the vagaries of the poultry market remains an open question.

The problem: customs regulations involving endangered species, he said.

Compliance with Turkish customs regulations is particularly onerous.

That's because, thanks to customs regulations, most countries have excellent data on those goods.

Earlier this year, shark conservation organisation Bite-Back exposed another loophole, this time in UK customs regulations.

The companies have widely scattered offices and expertise in customs regulations.

But the merchants, well practiced in evading British sanctions, easily found their way around customs regulations.

In Kuwait, there were complaints that the region had failed to coordinate its electric grids, transportation systems and customs regulations.