"permit to import" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a document or authorization that allows a person or company to bring goods into a country from another country. Example: "Please ensure that you have the necessary permit to import the goods before they arrive at the customs office."
DEA Form 35, Permit to Import electronic.
The policy includes a new requirement to obtain a permit to import tobacco.
DEA Form 357, Application for Permit to Import Controlled Substances for Domestic And/Or Scientific Purposes electronic.
The company, Veolia Environmental Services, dropped its request to the Environmental Protection Agency for a permit to import polychlorinated byphenyls from Mexico and burn them in a plant, said Mitch Osborne, general manager of the plant.
Last year, Fish and Wildlife approved the first permit to import a rhino horn trophy in more than three decades, according to a statement on the agency's Web site.
To address the problem before it grows further, Bettina Wagner, director of the Serology and Immunology Section of the AHDC laboratory, secured the nation's first U.S. Department of Agriculture permit to import and use the enhanced test.
Fish and Wildlife Service usually receives no more than eight public comments on applications for permits to import international hunting trophies.
The agriculture minister, Aleksei Gordeev, said his office had stopped issuing permits to import American chicken, the United States' single most popular export to Russia.
But Cites records show that during the whole calendar year of 2014, Laos had permits to import the skeletons of only 360 lions.
Agriculture Minister Aleksei V. Gordeyev said today that his office had stopped issuing permits to import American chicken, the single most popular item from the United States.
Instead the new reactor's trigger will be low-enriched uranium (LEU) – which India is permitted to import under the 2008 Indo-US deal.
