Sentence examples similar to smuggling customs from inspiring English sources

Rao Jiyong, a deputy director at the city's anti-smuggling customs bureau, told the newspaper that drug-smuggling cases involving Australian suspects had rapidly increased over the past two years and cooperation had been strengthened with Australian federal police and customs officials.

The great opportunity for the opposition came in 1733 when Walpole decided to check smuggling and customs frauds by imposing an excise tax on wine and tobacco.

In the European Union view, Switzerland, which considers smuggling a customs violation but not a crime, has become a safe harbor for smugglers, who hide here while running hugely profitable businesses that siphon billions in tax dollars from other governments.

His sermons were distributed as tapes or as mini-books that could be smuggled through customs.

There was the Czech product that a friend smuggled past customs in a mouthwash bottle.

But grenades are not just smuggled through customs - de-activated grenades can be bought on the internet for as little as £45 and re-activating them is "fairly easy", says Mr Boyce.

She emptied it into an envelope, which I later easily smuggled through customs.

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Tells how he was suspected of smuggling by the customs inspectors & how he got out of that trouble.

An illegal immigrant injured in an ambush on a group of people crossing the border on Thursday has been charged with smuggling, the federal customs agency said.

Many imports go uncounted because of widespread smuggling to avoid customs duties, which remain steep despite China's pledge to the World Trade Organization to bring them down in stages by 2007.