"prohibited goods" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to goods that it is illegal to buy, sell, or possess. For example: "The government has declared certain prohibited goods to be contraband."
From WHERE do the birds bring their prohibited goods?
"The cargo did not include any types of weapons or prohibited goods," it said.
"The plane was carrying no weapons or prohibited goods in accordance with the unblemished international reputation of the Syrian Arab Airlines," the statement said.
ING also provided Cuban financial institutions with fraudulent endorsement stamps, routed payments through shell accounts and helped facilitate the export of prohibited goods to Iran through a fraudulent letter of credit, the department said.
Instead of a list of a very restricted number of products that are allowed in, there should be a short, agreed list of prohibited goods where Israel has legitimate security concerns.
On the food side, it promises to speed up the mandatory screening of contracts (done to ensure that Iraq does not try to cheat by importing prohibited goods) and to cut administrative costs.
On Thursday, US Customs and Border Protection said that it would take steps to "prohibit goods" from these and other Chinese factories that employ North Korean workers.
After lawmakers denounced the European Union in November for prohibiting goods made in the occupied territories from being labeled "Made in Israel," the administration pointed out that U.S. customs law dating back to 1995 has nearly identical provisions.
These effects may dominate the early well test data prohibiting good formation characterization of the area surrounding the wellbore.
The disclosure came as part of a formal public notice by the commission that it has un der consideration an applica tion for exemptions from some statutory requirements that otherwise would prohibit Good body from consummating transaction for additional funds for the Utilities & Industries Corporation.
The solution for greater diversity is not a quota, but driving awareness that homogenous opinions prohibit good decision making.
