Sentence examples for importation means from inspiring English sources

Importation means they were born elsewhere; introduced, they were born here.

In New York, Poilâne bread is available at specialty grocers, such as Agata & Valentina and Tartinery, although some aficionados have developed their own means of importation.

Laboratory and epidemiologic evidence is insufficient to determine whether this dissemination resulted from spread of a strain already present in the United States or the reintroduction of the strain through importation of contaminated livestock or other means.

Easy importation has been important to Armon DeMarco as well.

WASHINGTON — More than two years after Congress passed a landmark law meant to prevent the importation of contaminated food that sickens Americans, the Food and Drug Administration proposed rules on Friday that for the first time put the main onus on companies to police the food they import.

"The NSF has consistently supported the importation of foreign graduate students by various means and pushed for the establishment of the H-1B program in 1990," says Keith Jackson, president of the National Society for Black Physicists.

At the same time, the British "country trade" increasingly centred on the illegal importation of opium into China from India as a means of paying for the British purchases of tea and silk.

33 Other covariates included: MRSA admission screening intensity (admissions screened/1000 OBDs); total and strain-specific importation pressures (admissions colonised or previous MRSA/1000 OBDs); mean length of stay (days) and bed-occupancy in hospital populations.

The FDA has the authority to allow importation of competitors during shortages of important generic drugs.

Because the suit was filed with the International Trade Commission, an Apple victory could mean that infringing HTC devices are banned from importation in the US.

The deal would mean the expropriation of valuable properties of Bethlehem Steel, the importation of an army of Japanese workmen and technicians and a possible submarine base on the line of communication between the United States and the Panama Canal.