Sentence examples for restrictive import from inspiring English sources
Fears surged in Seoul in April after it was revealed that Mr. Lee had agreed to a less restrictive import deal with Washington than did Taiwan and Japan.
Reflecting much more restrictive import policies, imports into other countries have increased by a smaller amount.
In the case of indirect import, the restrictive import requirements limited the introduction of infected groups and animals such that a mean of 9207 indirectly imported animals or 1315 groups of 7 animals respectively, resulted in one newly infected herd only.
The list of restricted countries was updated in 1998 to include not only those countries where BSE was known to exist, but also countries where no cases of BSE had been identified but which were considered by the US Department of Agriculture to have less restrictive import requirements than the US, and/or independent surveillance.
To attract more votes from the apparel-producing states, it could begin taking some trade restrictive actions toward imports of apparel from China.
Due to the emphasized importance of M. hyopneumoniae in the health classification system and knowledge about the restrictive policy concerning imports of live pigs, sampling and testing at that time were mainly conducted to rule out M. hyopneumoniae infection.
Both have slapped restrictive quotas on textile imports from China, and American politicians have been making loud noises about severe retaliation unless China lets its currency rise against the dollar (making its goods more expensive for American consumers).
"At the same time, to protect usable resources and sustainable development, China will also continue to impose restrictive measures on exploration, production and import and export," it added.
The restrictive policies in Finland concerning the import of live pigs are a result of a voluntary system supported by the industry to preserve the health status of Finnish pigs [ 27].
Members variously argue that the agreements dont contain adequate labor and environmental standards, that theyre too restrictive to U.S. auto and beef imports (in the case of Korea) or that Colombia hasnt done enough to protect workers against targeted violence in that country.
