In November, however, the customs bond requirement was removed, and the role of customs officials in policing yacht arrivals was sharply reduced.
The building and exhibits came into the country under customs bond and with the understanding that they would be returned aboard Russian vessels.
This hangover-cure industry, which grossed more than 200 billion won (about $165 million) in 2014, is driven largely by Korea's custom of bonding through drinking, sharing shots of soju, pints of maekju, and "bombs" that mix the two together not just with colleagues, but also the boss.
This hangover-cure industry, which grossed more than 200 billion won (about £115 million) in 2014, is driven largely by Korea's custom of bonding through drinking, sharing shots of soju, pints of maekju, and "bombs" that mix the two together not just with colleagues, but also the boss.
The Nazis contrasted 'healthy' peasant culture and 'degenerate' city culture by stressing the significance of family bonds, village customs, traditional peasant festivals, folk music, folk dances, processions and so on.
Thus armed, he ripped up the fragile bonds of custom and practice that stand in for checks and balances in the arrangements by which Britain is governed.
The Duchess of Windsor had some work done there during her recent visit and also sends her cleaning from Nassau, which involves all sorts of red tape, including posting a bond with the customs people.
Among other things, a customs broker will post a bond to ensure payment of all federal fees, taxes and duties, and fill out and submit a multitude of forms to the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Transportation, United States Customs and the Border Patrol.
Many zamindars blame bonded labour on rawaj, centuries-old local customs.
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