Sentence examples for permitted goods from inspiring English sources

The European Union has trained staff members on the ground who could help implement this at Gaza's border, letting permitted goods through and keeping banned goods out.

After rigorous scrutiny at the trade facilitation centres, trucks carrying the permitted goods are allowed to cross, with the driver the only person accompanying the goods.

In vivo, all scaffolds permitted good cellular penetration, with no adverse inflammatory response outside the scaffold margin and with no capsule formation around the periphery.

The proposed method permitted good separation of LEV and AMB with resolution factor (Rs) = 3.81 and selectivity factor  = 2.45 in a reasonable time less than 6 min. Figure 2 Illustrates a typical chromatogram for a laboratory prepared mixture of the two studied drugs under the described chromatographic conditions.

This short-time interval permitted good preservation of the tissue, as indicated by the near absence of morphologically altered cells at both light and electron microscopic levels.

All non-infected patients had no infection 2 months before or following 2 months after hospitalization, which permitted good discrimination between the two groups.

The mobile phase which consisted of an MeOH ACN 3.3% aqueous solution of glacial acetic acid (35 35 30, v/v/v) permitted good separation with a flow rate of 0.8 ml min−1.

As acknowledged by Feng et al. [ 19], such a low genome-wide sequencing depth permitted good assessment of the level of methylation of major genomic elements including genes, transposons, and repeats, but was not sufficient for quantifing the methylation level at individual cytosines.

This permits goods and services, such as software, digital books and music, to be transmitted electronically on the World Wide Web without customs tariffs being charged.

Export subsidies were prohibited in the manufacturing sector because they permit goods to be sold at less than the cost of production in the home country, a practice known as "dumping", which was agreed to constitute unfair competition.

It is bad people, Stevenson insinuated, who permit good people to temper their characters.