Sentence examples for customs charge from inspiring English sources

His father, Umer, was released after his case resulted in a hung jury, and the prosecution decided not to retry him after he pleaded guilty to an unrelated customs charge.

Had to get it imported, pay that annoying customs charge.

Cotton's swooping increase has some apparel companies switching production to countries with lower labor costs or milder customs charges.

This agreement ensured Lübeck merchants freedom from customs charges for their trade in Sweden, as well as the right to settle there.

Cosco has signed a 35-year lease to operate one of the two cargo terminals at the port, and build a third, and is subject to the same tax and customs charges as other shipping companies.

But do bear in mind that UK customs charges are woefully unpredictable, so there's a chance you'll get stung on the doorstep and your imported samples may, in real terms, end up costing more than full size.

With the normal duty on white sugar costing 419 euros a ton, Croatian exporters, by mixing in tea, appear to have avoidedsome 22 million euros in customs charges last year.

WORST: International orders can be expensive: When ordering, beware of hidden customs charges.

World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules would apply tariffs and customs charges to the goods moving in and out of the U.K. — meaning trade between U.K. and Europe is likely to turn to gridlock.

Due to high subsidies and import customs charges, agricultural products are not grown where the highest quantity could be grown at the lowest price.

In the light of the literally deadly results of food policy to date, they should put an immediate end to the unjust agricultural subsidies and customs charges and stop promoting senseless biofuels.