Sentence examples for export smuggling from inspiring English sources

The large border with neighbouring China, India, Lao PDR and Thailand, as well as the remote location of these areas, makes illegal logging and export smuggling a major problem for both sustainable forestry, and the accurate collection of forest statistics.

The plan was to declare what we could legally export and smuggle the rest over the border by train.

According to Global Witness, most of Myanmar's jade is exported or smuggled to China, which borders Kachin state.

A commentator in the China Daily said export curbs would encourage smuggling.

Federal authorities said yesterday that they had broken up a major Colombian drug-exporting ring that was smuggling millions of dollars worth of heroin each month into New York and elsewhere.

Mr. Khan also discussed a plan with two other operatives to use the New York office of a Karachi-based textile import-export business to smuggle explosives into the United States for use in attacks, the profile said.

Some conference participants said that national laws adopted to combat the illicit export of valuable cultural property sometimes actually encouraged smuggling.

The American indictment of Mr. Kakavand accuses him of exporting to an embargoed country, money laundering and goods smuggling.

Barbieri was indicted on four separate charges, including conspiracy to commit offenses against the United States, firearms smuggling from the U.S. to Brazil, and exporting firearms without a legal license.

The line was mainly concerned with the collection of the salt tax but also collected tax on sugar exported from Bengal and functioned as a deterrent against opium, bhang and cannabis smuggling.

Barnaby Joyce has drawn a link between the Gillard government's live export ban and the increase of asylum seeker boats, effectively accusing the Indonesian government of allowing people smuggling.