Sentence examples for customs regime from inspiring English sources
He poured scorn on the previous customs regime, branding them "professional extortionists".
Tree pathologists such as Woodward want to see Britain introduce a tougher customs regime, like New Zealand, which better weeds out plants known to carry risks of disease.
An agent with one of Ukraine's main shipping firms, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of being fired, told The Independent: "She may be young and pretty, but the customs regime there needs more than a PR facelift.
About 30% of containers bound for India go via intermediate hubs fed by small vessels, either because big shipping lines do not want to deal with India's customs regime or because their ships are too big for the country's ports.
There was even a special customs regime tailored to firms trading with Russia, allowing them to bring in goods from outside the European Union and re-export them to Russia with a minimum of formalities.
As from April 1st, this has been cancelled in a way which leaves foreign companies with potential costs of tens of millions of dollars.Nor does the customs regime make any allowance for depreciation.
Yet some developing countries worry that they may be unable to overhaul their customs regimes on the required schedule.Agriculture, as ever, is a problem: "food security" is the biggest stumbling block.
It also made the law-abiding countries of northern Europe, such as Britain, susceptible to the sloppier customs regimes of the continent's southern fringe.Written in the treesGlobal warming has probably made matters worse.
Still, they belong to larger economic entities having a common customs regulatory regime.
But as those countries prepare to join the European Union, Russians will find it harder and harder to penetrate the new visa regimes, customs regulations and banking laws.
Kaliningrad's two neighbors, Lithuania and Poland, are on the cusp of admission to the European Union, which promises to constrict their porous borders, erect new customs and visa regimes and upend everything from Kaliningrad's electricity supply -- now piped free from Russia -- to pollution by Russian airliners.
