Sentence examples for export of drugs from inspiring English sources

Australian law, however, does not allow export of drugs subsidized by our government.

Close to the Venezuelan border, it is a corridor for the import of arms and the export of drugs.

Given the manufacturer's expanding role in the export of drugs and active ingredients around the world, the lax practices revealed could sooner or later harm patients virtually anywhere.

He said he considered it likely that the North was financing its imports in part through the export of drugs, counterfeit money and missile technology.

The legal charity Reprieve said this was enough to kill at least 10 prisoners, and called for urgent action to ban the export of drugs used in executions.

In recent days, there has been concern that the Taliban may escalate the drug war by increasing the export of drugs and suspending the ban on poppy cultivation.

As the shortage became acute last fall, California and Arizona obtained shipments of sodium thiopental from an unlicensed British wholesaler called Dream Pharma, but the British government has since refused to allow exports of drugs for use in capital punishment, a policy that is under consideration by the European Union.

As the shortage became acute last fall, California and Arizona obtained shipments of sodium thiopental from England, but the British government has since refused to allow exports of drugs for use in capital punishment, a policy that is under consideration by the entire European Union.

He projects that the country's exports of drugs will more than quadruple, to $6.5 billion, by 2010, increasingly in legal generics for patent-protecting markets like the U.S. and Europe.

In November, federal troops and police took over the security functions at Lazaro Cardenas, the country's second-busiest container port, from the municipal police in hope of stamping out the Knights Templar's use of the Pacific coast port for the import and export of illicit drugs, and shaking off the cartel's control of a significant chunk of the non-drug commerce in the city.

American intelligence officials have believed for many years that the North Korean government has sanctioned and perhaps supervised the production and export of illegal drugs.