Sentence examples for further import from inspiring English sources

Any new waiver, it has been suggested by US officials, would only be granted if further import cuts are agreed.

Moreover, many analysts foresee a further import boost in the weeks before January 1st, as firms stock up in preparation for any Y2K-related problems.Nor will a cheaper dollar help much just yet.

"Given that oil and commodity prices weakened markedly in July and sterling strengthened further, import prices have likely come down further since – this is something that the Bank of England is keeping a close eye on and if the trend persists, it would increase the chances that the Bank of England will delay raising interest rates past the first quarter of 2016".

"[The surplus rise] was mainly due to further import weakness," said Moody's analyst Alistair Chan in a note.

Although the mature protein influences pre-protein targeting when the TP region is negatively charged, the lysine of the GFP does not promote further import stages into the plastid.

Our results suggest that efficient removal of PEX5 from the peroxisome after cargo delivery is needed not simply to make PEX5 available for further import rounds but also to prevent the peroxisome dysfunction that results from PEX5 lingering in the peroxisomal membrane.

As a result of the discovery, Switzerland has barred two companies from further imports.

"Chinese health authorities are well prepared to respond to this and any further imported cases," Mr Schwartlander said in a statement issued by his office.

A further 18% is due to move over in 2002, and the rest follows in 2005.To slow things down further, importing countries (mostly developed ones) chose to start the transition from the MFA to the GATT with items on which quotas were not fully used.

The Tariff Act of 1930, which gave Customs and Border Protection the authority to seize shipments where forced labour was suspected and block further imports, was last used in 2000, and has been used only 39 times in all, largely because of two words: "consumptive demand" – if there was not sufficient supply to meet domestic demand, imports were allowed regardless of how they were produced.

Piebald camels were further imported to the Canary Islands from Western Sahara (possibly from individuals originally belonging to the Oulad Tidrarin, as this tribe was customarily living along the coast of Western Sahara adjacent to the Canary Islands, with which it had historical commercial contacts).