The word 'importing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something being brought into a country or being transferred into a database, for example: "The company is importing goods from China to the US."
Qatar's record at the security council stems partly from the character of its ruler, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, and partly from the fact that both America and Britain will start importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) by tankers from Qatar in 2008.
A ban on importing engines might also help – they're becoming more scarce, according to a smuggler in Tripoli.
Speaking to reporters, Cabinet chief Jorge Capitanich said there were no special restrictions on importing tampons, which he called "sensitive products", and blamed the shortage on a commercial "strategy" by importers.
Xiaomi is "restrained from manufacturing, assembling, importing, selling or advertising" its smartphones in India according to court documents released to the Economic Times.
The importing of construction material is a contentious issue as Israel believes Hamas will use it to build cross-border tunnels that threaten its security.
The zoo estimates that this will not only reduce its feed bill by up to £100,000 per year, but also cut emissions caused by importing specialist foods.
One big reason why the country is getting richer is simply that we're importing a lot more people – including from the crisis-hit regions of southern Europe.
I look forward to importing their ethos across to Europe, which in turn will greatly enhance and improve the experience of those who employ the services of a top-notch matchmaking professional.
Mali, for example, boasts of having stopped importing cereal crops over the last five years and is looking to export as much as 500,000 tons of maize to its neighbours in 2015 alone.
Saudi Arabia bought four times more major weapons systems between 2010 and 2014 compared with the previous five years, importing helicopters, armoured vehicles, and fighter aircraft.
By and large the fish and shellfish we are sending abroad are wild while the seafood we are importing is very often farmed....American consumers suffer from a deficit of American fish, but someone out there somewhere is eating our lunch.
