Sentence examples for director of customs from inspiring English sources
"The difference would be something like the signature of the regional director of customs of Chicago compared to the rubber stamps that say only 'U.S. Customs.' " In southern Mesopotamia at this time, an expanding population and increased food production from irrigation were changing the social landscape even more drastically.
John Morton, director of customs and enforcement said; "It's never too late to right a wrong".
The director of customs at Umm Qasr, Salah Edan Jassim, was transferred out of his job two weeks ago, but officials denied that it was related to the computers.
After working as a customs clerk and serving in a military unit protecting the port in the 1948 war for independence, he became director of customs for the new nation and moved to Jerusalem.
The Importers' Centre, a business chamber, says that up to 70% of imports evade customs duties.Margarita Díaz de Vivar, the director of customs appointed by Mr Duarte, began a clean-up.
Not a chance, according to the U.A.E.'s director of customs.
"It was electrifying," said Mr. Trachtenberg, the senior director of custom content for emusic.com.
Her mother is the director of custom publishing at Inside Counsel, a trade magazine in Chicago.
Sandhya Karpe, managing director of custom programs at Wharton, speaking from her hotel in Beijing, said that her clients were discerning and that internal processes to approve an engagement were often long and cumbersome.
"We are noticing that companies are making a larger investment in their senior executive ranks, and there is increasing demand for programs that are closely aligned with company strategy while addressing specific business challenges," said Sandhya Karpe, managing director of custom programs at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Vanyo Tanov, former head of the anti-organized-crime police and now director of Bulgarian customs, accused Mr. Petkov of helping the two protect what he said was a methamphetamine-trafficking business.
