Sentence examples for due to customs from inspiring English sources
Another common lie involves the scammer claiming that the puppy is overseas and it can't be delivered unless a payment is made due to customs or quarantine issues.
The problem is that there is a considerable risk of thawing if the shipment is delayed due to customs.
Twenty-nine laboregisteredegistered from 13 countries, and 25 participated in the pilot EQA scheme (4 labs withdrew due to customs sample importation problems), which was run in fourth quarter of 2011.
One hundred and seventeen laboratories from 30 countries registered, and 101 participated in the second round (due to customs issues we were not able to get samples to 16 labs), run in the second quarter of 2012.
Even if the name "Energy Internet" ("Neng Yuan Hu Lian Wang" in Chinese) is followed due to custom or other reasons, it should be understood as "Macro Energy Network", and the corresponding English name should be "Comprehensive Energy Network", not "Energy Internet".
The fact that educated women are accustomed to smoking and less inclined to quit smoking is a characteristic phenomenon of northern Italian culture that is probably is due to custom or to stress caused by high expectations and time pressures at work.
Let us be Catholic as our fathers were, as is proper to our race; but without forgetting that there are profoundly religious people who are not Catholic". On the topics of mores and customs, he was an admirer of England Englandnd is happy due to its customs, its good sense, its work habits, and the learning of its statesmen, as well as the religious education of its people of all classes.
But a courier service between the Ukraine and Crimea closed down in August due to chaotic customs problems.
They are made to leave the world of childhood due to the customs and traditions of some of the people living in the camp.
Some of those are exported, but the chances of them ending up in Europe or the US are slim, due to tight customs checks.
