importation造句

If the corn comes in well, we don't need importation.

The importation of tobacco is the country's largest imports.

Easy importation has been important to Armon DeMarco as well.

To minimize the risk of outbreaks from importation, countries must maintain high population immunity levels.

A ban on the importation of drugs had been issued recently.

Tariffs, quotas, and other regulations used by one country to discourage the importation of certain goods.

International sanctions also make life difficult, delaying the importation of scientific equipment, for example, and increasing isolation.

Gibson has filed sworn statements and documents from Madagascar's government which, it claims, show the wood's importation was legal.

This represents the first importation of poliovirus in the WHO European Region since it was certified polio-free in 2002.

For those struggling to prevent the importation of pests or endangered wildlife, rapid and accurate identification tools are essential-particularly when perishable goods are being held up.

She went on to explain: "we have not halted any importation of honey because we have yet to detect 'ultra-filtered' honey."

The WNV outbreak in USA (1999-2010) highlighted that importation and establishment of vector-borne pathogens outside their current habitat represent a serious danger to the world.

Kinder Eggs, a popular European chocolate egg that contains a toy inside, is banned from importation into the United States because it contains a "non-nutritive object embedded in it."

The reminiscence of ideas spoken of by Plato is equivalent to saying that ideas implicitly exist in man, instead of being, as the Sophists assert, a foreign importation into his mind.

Perhaps as an effect of the importation, Wahhabism takes a less strict form in Qatar than in Saudi Arabia, though it still governs a large portion of Qatari mores and rituals.