Sentence examples for products smuggled from inspiring English sources

Many issues remain unsettled, including how to divide income from petroleum products smuggled into Turkey, territorial boundaries, and a few lingering personal feuds.

"For the first time, I can't get goods from Afghanistan," said Saleh Muhammad, who runs a small shop in Hayatabad selling shampoo, toothpaste and other products smuggled from the Middle East and Iran through Afghanistan.

Gazans lived under Egyptian rule for almost 20 years until 1967; there are business and family connections; for three years Gazans almost exclusively consumed Egyptian products smuggled through the tunnels.

The majority of products smuggled from Libya into Tunisia are disappointingly banal: hair masks, plastic bikes, potatoes grown in Egypt, sneakers made in China, polyester blankets.

Dealers thus appeared able to make large profits from unregistered products smuggled across borders and sold very cheaply as no import taxes or company registration fees are enforced.

With the help of CNA, Patron can get his product smuggled from North Africa to Europe, where it's then distributed all over the world from the orders the team receives via the deep web.

Though it was "not an authorized reseller of Apple products, it nonetheless sells authentic Apple products — one of the myriad stores around China that sell Apple products either smuggled into the country or obtained through unofficial channels," the Wall Street Journal reported, noting that a similar store was found in Queens, New York.

Colombian products, presumably smuggled, fill the supermarkets.

Indeed, after 350 miles of desert to Dirkou, he would have to cross several hundred more miles north into the Sahara in Libya, probably sitting on top of a truck packed with Marlboros and other products being smuggled.

PENJWIN, Iraq -- Even as the United States imposes new sanctions on Iran, one of the biggest gaps in the American strategy is on full display here in Iraq, where hundreds of millions of dollars in crude oil and refined products are smuggled over the scenic mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan every year.

Sponsored by Liberia, the RUF began attacking settlements along the border in 1991 and quickly took control of the diamond mines, whose products they smuggled through Liberia and traded for weapons.