Sentence examples for import prohibition from inspiring English sources

Wiley filed suit, claiming that Kirtsaeng's unauthorized importation and resale of its books was an infringement of Wiley's §106(3) exclusive right to distribute and §602's import prohibition.

Wiley claimed that Kirtsaeng's unauthorized importation of its books and his later resale of those books amounted to an infringement of Wiley's §106(3) exclusive right to distribute as well as §602's related import prohibition.

Following Australia's similar import prohibition earlier this year, France recently banned the import of lion trophies and other European countries are also considering a similar measure.

Structural reform programmes which lowered the exchange rate of the Naira and later the import prohibition on maize made feed supply both expensive and unpredictable.

See also id., at 205 206 (Goldman agreed with a speaker's comment that §44(a) "enlarge[d]" U. S. copyright law by extending import prohibitions "to works legally produced in Europe" and other foreign countries).

Countries attempted to shore up their balance of payments by raising their customs duties and introducing a range of import quotas or even import prohibitions, accompanied by exchange controls.

The end of the Multi-Fiber Agreement (the quota system that benefited small exporters such as Egypt and shielded them from the more competitive exports of East Asia in international markets) made it much harder to compete internationally, while domestically, ministerial decree 161 in 2004 lifted import prohibitions on most textile and clothing products.

Except for the import ban on meat and prohibition of imports of Angolan diamond and refrigerators using chlorofluorocarbons in recent years, Thailand has seldom prohibited imports.

Articles imported in violation of the importation prohibitions of this title are subject to seizure and forfeiture in the same manner as property imported in violation of the customs revenue laws.

Canada's prohibitive sanctions, which include firm import and export prohibitions, as well as an asset freeze and an arms embargo will remain in place.

Protected by patent laws and the prohibition against imports, American manufacturers charge high prices in the domestic market.