Sentence examples for import licences for from inspiring English sources
As with other staples, the state controls the price and import licences for sugar, and its distribution (which can only be carried out with government permits).
The UN sanctions committee, which allows import licences for other building materials, has pointedly turned down Iraqi applications to import marble, alabaster and water fountains - favourite items in President Saddam's palaces.
Import licences for diesel engines were difficult to obtain and this constrained vehicle sales.
At the conclusion of the UR, Indonesia eliminated import licences for garlic and transferred the right to import to BULOG, which could then reassign that right back to the previous licence holders.
Under WTO rules for STEs, BULO Gssole import licence for sugar may have been permitted.
In addition to certain product-specific surcharges (on corn for animal feed and on non-MFN imported soybean cake), non-automatic import licences must be approved for the import of fish meal (with protein content less than 60percentt), gunny bag, jute and kenaf, and silk yarn.
Policy shifts in importing countries, such as the EC decision to use a base period for import licences which pre-dated most EC organic banana imports, can add further uncertainty to what is already a low-volume relatively high-cost trade.
The company blamed the government's import licence bureaucracy for the problemit was difficult to get diesel engines from abroad.
But it also because Mercosur has not evolved into the seamless single market its founders dreamed of.Since January 2011 Argentina has increased (to 600) the items for which import licences are not automatic a measure accepted by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) that allows countries to detain imports for up to 60 days.
Because Abacha found fuel import licences an effective source of patronage for his cronies, so he made sure that the refineries were not maintained and therefore that Nigeria had to import fuel.
A 1 600 tonne import quota was set for US chicken, with import licences only being given to indigenous Fijians.
