Sentence examples for trade customs from inspiring English sources

Ceding national rights and powers — over currency, trade, customs duties — has never been simple, even in good times.

In theory, the state government administers internal matters, while the Commonwealth government is responsible for defense, foreign policy, immigration, trade, customs and excise, postal services, and air and sea transport.

Disputes over trade, customs duties, control of the military, the treatment of ethnic minorities, and relations with the West have escalated to the point where Montenegro is threatening to hold a referendum on independence this fall.

Its refusal to open to Cypriot ships and aircraft harms the normalisation of relations with Cyprus and is an obstacle to free trade and competition.Moreover, your reference to "trade restrictions" imposed by the EU on the occupied north is unfounded when what is happening is the application of national, international and European law on trade, customs and sovereign rights of states.

"Legal" or "trade" customs are not recognized as law unless they are certain and not unreasonable or illegal.

"Legal" or "trade" customs are not given recognition as law unless they are certain and not unreasonable or illegal.

Tools of her trade Custom-built to administer Simon's electrical cocktail, this portable ST-8 machine stimulates lymphatic drainage using nano and pico currents.

Brosius is a self-taught nose with an eye who plied his trade custom-blending fragrances at Kiehl's pharmacy in New York City.

ECOWAS contains four specialized commissions: (1) trading, customs, immigration, and monetary payments; (2) industry, agriculture, and natural resources; (3) transportation, telecommunications, and energy; (4) social and cultural affairs.

Whether a creditor had a general or specific possessory lien came to be determined by custom and trade usage.

Granted trade and customs privileges, it soon became a formidable rival to Hamburg.