Sentence examples for strict import from inspiring English sources
Also, strict import rules governing overseas movies mean few may be shown here.
Because of Australia's strict import restrictions, Taronga Zoo's collection of 4,000 specimens of more than 700 species consists mainly of native wildlife.
Ralph Lauren has since closed its operations in Argentina, which has unusually strict import controls and is considered a difficult place for American corporations to do business.
In April, the UN security council slapped an arms embargo on the Houthi rebels, but the strict import restrictions have in practice meant that precious little food, water or medical supplies have made it in.
While developed nations provide strict import quality controls, probably screening out suspect products, this is not the case for most of the developing world.
First, we studied the impact of strict import regulations on the epidemiology of reptile-associated salmonellosis (RAS).
A housing shortage caused by a combination of Israel's strict cement import policies and the infrastructure loss in Gaza during Operation Protective Edge in 2014 has made it increasingly difficult for young couples to find an affordable home in the region.
And strict food import laws mean Kenyan farmers can't sell to America and Australia, which are seeing their own camel farms spring up as demand for the latest "supermilk" grows along with internet chatter about its alleged "miraculous" health benefits.
Nevertheless, this report shows the first evidence of antibodies to BDV in Iceland, a country with extremely strict animal import regulations, indicating that these horses have been exposed to BDV or a closely related virus.
Thus there is no conclusive proof of the semen-mediated transmission, however, taken together the well known potential of transmitting IBR via semen, the fact that semen from infected bulls had been used in each of the epidemiological units and the very strict official import policy on live animals before 1995, this route is by far the most probable.
If a country wants to maintain stricter national import regulations for dogs and cats than EU generally, it should be able to plausibly demonstrate its freedom from EM.
