Sentence examples for import of products from inspiring English sources
The Department of Agriculture has agreed to allow the import of products from the famed black-foot Ibérico pigs raised on acorns in Spain's rugged West.
The administration wants to make it tougher for businesses to get the government to ban the import of products that may rely on disputed patents.
The import of products from countries that fail to meet established criteria should be banned until the originating country can demonstrate that it is capable of maintaining a certain level of integrity in its regulatory and business practices.
Other trade disputes involve the illegal moratorium the Europeans have imposed on the import of products made from genetically modified plants, questions of privacy in commercial transactions, and the importation of beef produced with hormones.
However, the Methodists also passed a strongly worded resolution denouncing the Israeli occupation and the settlements, and calling for "all nations to prohibit the import of products made by companies in Israeli settlements on Palestinian land".
The ITC can block the import of products into the US.
Goldman's analysis argued that statisticians were undercounting the importing of products and services produced abroad by suppliers and subsidiaries of American corporations.
Banning imports of products made by minors might make the people of San Francisco happy, but it has done very little to improve the lot of poor children overseas.
Kodak said it would appeal the findings with the six-member commission in Washington, which has the power to block imports of products that infringe on American patents.
The trade deal doesn't heighten access to sensitive agricultural products such as eggs or poultry and keeps quotas – albeit boosting them – in place for tariff-free imports of products such as beef and cheese.
These include: anti-dumping duties on "unfairly" cheap imports of products such as steel, textiles and video recorders; quotas on imports from China and Russia and Japann's "voluntary" agreement to restrict its car exports to the EU.
