Sentence examples for entering duty from inspiring English sources

And the United States imports $11 billion worth of goods from the five countries, with nearly three-fourths of the products entering duty free under special-preference programs.

One reason is those bouquets you buy, entering duty-free from Colombia.

China's imports of American wine reached $82 million last year — not including bottles entering duty-free through Hong Kong — a sevenfold increase in the last decade.

At the same time, all agricultural inputs were allowed to enter duty free or were subject to only a 10percentt duty.

Under free trade agreements with the United States, Canada, Europe and many Latin American countries, much of Mexico's $169 billion in imports in 2002 entered duty-free.

A Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States took effect in January 2004, and now 90% of Chile’s exports to the U.S. enter duty-free.

A free trade agreement with America took effect in January 2004, and now 90% of Chile's exports to the U.S. enter duty-free.

Nor did the USTR specify how much it wants to strengthen the "rules or origin" for trade in autos, that is, the minimum percentage of a vehicle's production that must originate in North America — and specifically the U.S. — before it can enter duty-free in any of the three NAFTA countries.

As a candidate for the vacant Senate seat in Illinois, Commander Kirk must complete the appropriate acknowledgment of limitations required for all candidates on active duty (DoDD 1344.10, paragraph 4.3.5).. Ordinarily this acknowledgment must be completed within 15 days of entering active duty.

The incentives resulted in additional three-year commitments from about one-third of all new officers entering active duty in 2006, a number so large that it surprised even the senior officers in charge of the program.

Following his clerkship, Judge Dever was the sole attorney entering active duty in the Air Force selected to serve in the Air Force General Counsel's Honors Program at the Pentagon.