Sentence examples for import-export merchant from inspiring English sources
Last month, a London-based import-export merchant was sentenced to six years imprisonment for smuggling thousands of kilos of Chinese garlic into Britain and dodging an estimated £2m in import duty.
To evade Japanese government detection during his journey, Kondō posed as a Los Angeles based import-export merchant.
His father, a merchant in the import-export business, worked in Constantinople and England, establishing a firm with his brother George, The family eventually settled in Alexandria, where Constantine was born.
Greek became the common language of Balkan commerce as these merchants challenged the existing hold of British, French, and Dutch merchants on the import-export trade of the empire, importing Western manufactured goods and colonial produce and exporting raw materials.
First, Iran's merchant class, who are firm supporters of the clerical establishment, are losing lucrative import-export contracts.
"Business," people would say, or "import-export".
A mortgage consultant and import-export entrepreneurs.
IMPORT EXPORT Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
Imports : Exports : Salt......1 dr. per coyan.
Special interest groups, landholders, and export-import merchants (along with the British diplomatic contingent that was identified with these interests) all fell behind the new governor.
