Sentence examples for prevent importation from inspiring English sources

One provision of the trade agreement with Australia protects the right of patent owners, like drug companies, to "prevent importation" of products on which they own the patents.

"It should not be overlooked," she wrote, "that the ability to prevent importation of foreign-made copies encourages copyright owners such as Wiley to offer copies of their works at reduced prices to consumers in less developed countries who might otherwise be unable to afford them".

To facilitate pest management and quarantine inspection to prevent importation and establishment of L. corrodens in China, methods for accurate and rapid identification need to be developed.

But the researchers say that regulatory authorities need to strengthen measures to prevent importation of parasite-carrying bumblebee colonies, including checking bees on arrival in the UK and extending regulations to cover imported colonies of the native subspecies.

Since the emergence of influenza A/H1N1 pandemic virus in March April 2009, very stringent interventions including Fengxiao were implemented to prevent importation of infected cases and decelerate the disease spread in mainland China.

While WHO makes recommendations on the timeframe used to classifying infections as imported, countries use different criteria (Table 1), making it difficult to compare malaria burdens and evaluate strategies to prevent importation.

To prevent importations of wild polioviruses into a polio free region a high level of population immunity must be kept.

Quarantine might ultimately be unsuccessful in preventing importation of infected individuals [ 35].

In 2002, these steps successfully prevented importation of WPV into Bangladesh and Nepal during a resurgence of polio in India.

"One of the things we are trying to do is prevent the importation of illegal weapons," Colonel Perez said.

Qualcomm said the ruling by the United States International Trade Commission, if it withstands an appeal, could prevent the importation into the United States of tens of millions of new mobile handsets designed for the Verizon, Sprint and AT&T Wireless networks.