"import traffic" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is an incomplete phrase that requires additional context to make sense. For example, you could use the phrase "import traffic" in a sentence such as: "The port is experiencing increased import traffic due to the recent influx of shipments."
Import traffic in July was the best in two years, but sea container counts show the economy still struggling.
Her mother, who is retired, worked in Manhattan as an assistant manager of the import traffic department of Mitsui & Company, the Japanese industrial and financial conglomerate.
Long Beach, the nation's second largest port, reported a 15% year-over-year drop in import traffic in September.
The volume of city i at time t + 1 consists of the imported traffic flow from adjacent cities and the recovered volume from the adverse impact at time t.
In Los Angeles, the weak dollar and slower consumer spending have sharply cut import-traffic through the port.
Then he slides his import into traffic, leaves downtown and his JPMorgan Chase office behind, and begins the tour of the boarded-up storefronts and strip malls that he has come to bathe in money.
Plans were announced on Sunday to introduce a new offence of possessing firearms with an intention to supply them to others, carrying a maximum life sentence, designed to target "middle men" who import and traffic weapons for gangs.
The security behavior analysis module of the controller has predefined rules for importing suspicious traffic; therefore, when the traffic volume reaches a threshold, the agile switch alerts the controller.
"The people I got it from weren't doing the digging, they were buying from the diggers". Federal authorities, however, say the transactions appeared to violate federal laws related to the import and trafficking of looted art.
Several hypotheses have been recently proposed for differential protein localization in this system, including selective chloroplast protein import, mRNA trafficking to specific domains for translation, and/or the selective proteolysis after protein import [ 39].
In 2009, David L. Place, an antiques dealer from Nantucket, Mass., who was convicted of illegally importing and trafficking up to $400,000 worth of narwhal tusks and sperm whale teeth, was sentenced to serve 33 months in prison.
