Sentence examples for importations into from inspiring English sources

Prior to 1990, Mexico was the leading source of measles importations into the United States, but this year, half of all importations into the United States were from Europe.

Police in Britain were hunting for two men from Liverpool who were suspected of using the  operations centre to orchestrate major drug importations into Britain.

A former detective said: "Do you get your biggest bird [time in jail] for breaking in or putting a gun into someone's face?" If Brink's-Mat in 1983 was the start of modern British crime, with some of its millions funding large scale drug importations into the UK, Hatton Garden may be the last grand act of a kind of old-school, working-class criminal.

This is an action at law, brought in the circuit court of the United States for the southern district of New York by Wilhelm Pickhardt and Adolf Kuttroff against Edwin A. Merritt, collector of the port of New York, to recover duties paid under protest on importations into that port from Hamburg; the entries having been made at the custom-house in January and February, 1879.

Last year I bumped into Pieter Tritton several months after he was released from a 12-year prison sentence for masterminding a string of cocaine importations into Britain from South America.

Floyd later wrote: "At this moment [1828] came the direful struggle between the great parties in Congress founded upon the claim which the majority... from the north of the Potomac made to the right to lay any tax upon the importations into the United States which was intended to act as a protection to northern manufacturers by excluding foreign fabrics of the same kind.

"The fact that a number of Microsoft's other US patents were not found infringed is probably not so important as Microsoft only need this one patent to stop importation into the US".

It was soon banned in France, and its importation into Britain forbidden.

a prohibition on importation into the United States of all products produced by a sanctioned person.

Tobacco escapes taxation either by undetected importation into Australia, being grown illegally or through theft from warehouses after legal importation.

Natural sources of these dyes are exogenous to SPA; their importation into SPA lasted for nearly a millennium.