Sentence examples for import ruling from inspiring English sources

Although Ranbaxy did not fully break down the "exceptional items" that saddled it with a 3.9 billion-rupee ($79.1 million) loss for the quarter, a statement from chief executive Malvinder Mohan Singh noted there had been both "unprecedent" currency shifts in the quarter and "some losses" relating to the United States Food and Drug Administration import ruling back in September.

The Agriculture Department partly rescinded the import ban in 2006 by ruling that China could export cooked poultry meat to the United States as long as it first imported the raw chicken meat from the United States or Canada.

Since the "dismissal" imported no ruling on petitioner's "criminal liability as such," and since petitioner's motion was not attributable to "prosecutorial or judicial overreaching," the court applied the rule permitting retrials after a prosecution is terminated by a defendant's request for a mistrial.

In June, the U.S. International Trade Commission banned the import of older iPhones and iPads, ruling that the devices infringed on one of Samsung's most basic patents, regarding the way cell phones connect to a network.

Though the regulatory authorities have cleared these generic drugs, it is commercially illegal to use them and it is not long since the ruling party's spokesman described importing them as opening the door to biological warfare.

Aged 41, he built his fortune a decade ago after using his ruling party connections to win five contracts to import oil.

A federal judge ordered 85 Rx Depot stores closed in 2004, ruling that only drug manufacturers were allowed to import drugs for sale.

She's also imported the political trick of coming from the outside and ruling from the center.

Verma has recused herself from ruling on those two states' requests but has imported the ideas behind them into the new federal policy.

Irish health minister Leo Varadkar said today that the supply, sale, import, and export of controlled drugs is still illegal, despite the court ruling — though it is unclear what he is basing this on..— Today FM News (@TodayFMNews)March 10 , 2015

Since India was forced by a World Trade Organisation ruling to accelerate the opening of its markets, food imports have quadrupled.