Sentence examples for import of wine from inspiring English sources

Norwegian policies have moved in a liberal direction in recent years, however, for example by opening up for personal import of wine and stronger beverages [ 28].

Mr. Ivanishvili has promised to use diplomacy to "normalize" the country's relationship with Russia, which in 2006 closed its markets to imports of wine, fruit and bottled water, stripping many people of their livelihood.

David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, supports the legislation.Russia agreed in principle to end its ban on imports of wine and mineral water from Georgia, which was imposed in 2006 when the two countries fell out.

Ahead of Mr Xi's visit, China also dropped its threats to penalise imports of wine and polysilicon (used to make solar panels); and the EU dropped charges of alleged dumping by Chinese makers of telecoms equipment (though not an inquiry into alleged illegal subsidies).

In 2006, Moscow imposed sanctions, banning, of all things, imports of wine in a attempt to deal Georgia's economy a crippling blow.

The United States even rang up a deficit in farm goods as imports of wine, cheese and other food products hit a record.

Many of the city's leading merchants were involved in smuggling at this time, illicitly exporting goods like foodstuffs and leather, while under-declaring imports of wine.

However, to increase per adult wine consumption in Scotland by 0.5 l, cross-border imports of wine would have to account for 15% of recorded sales.

A chief complaint is the importing of wines from outside the region to meet demand.

The ban arose swiftly from within Russia's federal bureaucracy in late March, when Dr. Gennady Onishchenko, Russia's chief sanitary officer and head of the Federal Service for Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare, asked the Federal Customs Service to block imports of wines and wine materials from Georgia and Moldova, citing unspecified safety concerns.

The tobacco trade and cigarette manufacturing have now ceased, but imports of wines and spirits continue.