Sentence examples for importation effort from inspiring English sources

Finally, the importation effort would not achieve its primary goal of cheap drugs.

Sen. Dorgan sees certification as a political tool to stifle importation efforts; experts see it as an essential standard to ensure drug safety for patients in the US.

There are many ways to address malaria importation and efforts should be tailored to the specific high-risk group importing malaria and the individual country context.

Other participants thought that recent government efforts to reduce importation of old vehicles (used vehicles are commonly imported into Nigeria and constitute the majority of new vehicle purchases) will reduce the amount of lead pollution from exhaust of old cars with inefficient engines.

The sanctions have also restricted the importation of luxury goods, an effort directed at the country's ruling elite.

The findings of this investigation suggest that efforts to prevent importation of respiratory diseases into a community and protection of individuals from in-flight exposure to ILI may require changes in international policies of both exit screening of symptomatic passengers preflight and contact tracing of those exposed to an ILI in flight.

Easy importation has been important to Armon DeMarco as well.

He worked with officials in Wayne County to save local taxpayers more than $350 million of the cost to stop pollution of the Rouge River and has been relentless in his efforts to limit the importation of Canadian waste into Michigan.

Antarctica New Zealand are thanked for their excellent logistical support on the ice, and we are particularly grateful to Paul Woodgate for his efforts in ensuring the safe importation of L. elliptica to NZ.

Australia and other polio-free countries can best protect themselves against importations by supporting eradication efforts in polio-endemic countries.

Greens immigration spokesman, Nick McKim, told Guardian Australia: "Stopping the importation of illegal, asbestos-ridden materials requires a concerted effort, and a Senate inquiry could be a useful way to reveal the scale of the problem and propose solutions".