Sentence examples for customs matters from inspiring English sources

They cover: Ireland and Northern Ireland; customs matters; data; public procurement; and intellectual property.

Members of the Venezuelan navy take care of customs matters and the safe departure of the vessels.

He focuses his practice on diverse international trade matters including antidumping and countervailing duty cases, market access proceedings, export controls and various customs matters.

The UK Border Agency will focus on border-related customs matters, while HMRC will retain responsibility for revenue and customs functions inland.

Since 2007 he is a partner at Vázquez Tercer & Zepeda, where he represents private parties in unfair trade investigations and advises on a broad range of trade and customs matters, including WTO law, export controls, customs security, and related tax planning.

His practice involves representing clients in trade remedy actions, including antidumping and countervailing duty matters before the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission, as well as advising clients on a variety of customs matters, including entry classification and export controls.

The immigration officials who gave me a hard time had little idea how to handle a simple customs matter, but they probably could have quoted "A smile can make a friend for you out of an enemy".

"The Second Amendment isn't some archaic custom that matters only to rural Americans, who find solace in firearms out of frustration with their economic circumstances.

At a committee hearing on the impact of the Trade Union Bill, Labour's general secretary, Iain McNicol, quoted Churchill telling the Commons in 1948: "It has become a well-established custom that matters affecting the interests of rival parties should not be settled by the imposition of one side over another".

Local customs governed most matters, while the church played a large part in government.

The small cantons also get a disproportionate say in referendums on important national issues (of which more below).The top, federal, tier is responsible for such things as foreign and security policy, national legislation, and customs and currency matters.