Sentence examples for entry of goods from inspiring English sources

The restrictions on the entry of goods overland have eased in recent months, but a strict naval blockade remains in force.

Against acute, highly fatal diseases like bubonic plague, which spread rapidly, attempts were made by healthy communities to prevent the entry of goods and persons from infected communities.

Israel began to restrict the entry of goods into Gaza in 2006, after Hamas won Palestinian elections and then captured an Israeli soldier in a cross-border raid.

The European Union, wielding tariff barriers as a diplomatic tool, warned Israel today that it might ban the duty-free entry of goods produced by Israeli companies operating in territories controlled by Israel outside the country's original boundaries.

[World Business, Section W.] Israeli Goods May Face New Limits The European Union warned Israel that it might ban the duty-free entry of goods produced by Israeli companies operating in territories controlled by Israel outside its original boundaries.

Gen. Eitan Dangot, a senior military official, detailed the new guidelines for the entry of goods into Gaza, in line with an Israeli security cabinet decision on June 20.

But at the same time, he said, the government wanted to facilitate the entry of civilian goods.

Apart from incurring European fines, this could mean British cities will have to restrict cars and limit the entry of heavy goods vehicles to reduce air pollution.

Under intense pressure on Thursday, the Israeli government said that it would explore new ways of facilitating the entry of civilian goods into Gaza.

The plans are notable for their emphasis on preventing problems at their source, by stationing American inspectors in exporting countries and setting up certification programs to identify responsible producers and expedite entry of their goods.

JERUSALEM — Under intense international pressure after its commandos killed nine activists aboard an aid flotilla trying to breach its blockade of Gaza last month, Israel on Thursday announced what it called "adjustments" in its policy, promising to ease the entry of civilian goods by land while maintaining its naval blockade.