Sentence examples for lost duty from inspiring English sources

Annual costs are put at £5.3m including lost duty and VAT revenue and enforcement costs.

Meanwhile, Cairnryan in Scotland, HMRC captured more than 13,000 litres of bootlegged booze in one 40ft truck alone, which they say is worth around £260,000 in lost duty.

While positive influences on body composition and physical fitness were recognized, the consensus highlighted a "disproportionate musculoskeletal injury risk from these demanding programs, particularly for novice participants, resulting in lost duty time, medical treatment and extensive rehabilitation".

The fine print: The military recently noted a disproportionate number of injuries from CrossFit, Gym Jones Insanity and P90X, resulting in lost duty time, medical treatment and rehab.

But it has refrained so far from opening a formal investigation into whether Cambodian sugar should lose duty-free access to the European Union.

In a meeting in Brussels today, European diplomats and trade experts told their opposite numbers from Israel that they were completing a review of hundreds of imports from Israeli companies that could lose duty-free access to the European Union.

However, imported tea loses duty-free status when it is merely an additive to another beverage or dietary supplement.

This will cost the treasury 23bn dinars (£193m) in lost customs duty, but it is only for a period of eight months – and while the situation is calm now, there will be more trouble if prices are increased again.

Crispin Porter also previously lost its duties to create Ikea ads for Canada to Zig in Toronto.

While he was developing the multidisciplinary approach at McCann, however, the agency lost most duties for creating Coke Classic campaigns to a Hollywood talent firm, the Creative Artists Agency.

In 1997, the agency lost creative duties for GMC trucks to Ammirati Puris Lintas in New York, now the Lowe Lintas & Partners unit of the Lowe Group.