Sentence examples for customs clearance for from inspiring English sources

The subsidiary handles customs clearance for the European boutiques that carry Moods of Norway's clothes.

During the talks, South Korea stressed the need for more efficient border crossings and customs clearance for South Koreans who travel to and from Kaesong.

Under the agreement, the Syrian government will facilitate visas for aid personnel and customs clearance for relief supplies entering Syria and will allow relief agencies previously limited to a base in Damascus to establish field offices in Homs, Idlib, Dara'a and Deir al-Zour, said Mr. Ging of the United Nations humanitarian affairs office.

An ICRC spokeswoman, Anastasia Isyuk, said "the question of border crossing procedures and customs clearance (for the aid convoy) still has to be clarified between the two sides," Reuters news agency reported.

But Li & Fung is well on its way to doing every step in between for its clients: designing a product, sourcing the materials and parts for the product and choosing the factories where it will be built, transporting the goods across borders and arranging customs clearance for wares packed so they are ready to put on store shelves.

UNICEF arranged customs clearance for receiving the premix and facilitated the distribution among the various flour mills.

Similarly, in responses to natural disasters, the diplomatic weight of the U.S. will need to be called upon to resolve a host of issues - for example, expediting host country customs clearance of relief supplies.

The Yacht Reporting Berth for Gibraltar closed in 2005 and customs clearance of vessels is now performed by the individual marinas.

Japan and eBay launched Tuesday a Japanese Web site called Sekaimon, which means "global shopping," plus a separate platform to translate auction items listed on eBay into Japanese and to provide payments, shipping and customs clearance services for Japanese shoppers.

These include costs for documents, administrative fees for customs clearance and technical control, customs broker fees, terminal handling charges and inland transport.

The longer a product sits on a dock waiting for customs clearance, the greater the cost to companies and consumers.