Nghĩa của từ customs officials bằng Tiếng Đức
customs officials [kʌstəmzəfiʃlz] Zollbeamte
Đặt câu có từ "customs officials"
1. The customs officials confiscated the contraband.
2. The booths are manned by customs officials.
3. • Corrupt customs officials have helped the drug trade to flourish
4. Customs officials can get extremely pernickety about things like that.
5. In Nicaragua the customs officials likewise waived inspection of the parcels.
6. Customs officials uncovered a plot to smuggle weapons into the country.
7. Customs officials have made a series of Contradictory statements about the equipment
8. At the airport, Customs officials inspected my purse and hand luggage.http://Sentencedict.com
9. Customs officials have made a series of contradictory statements about the equipment.
10. Customs officials foiled an attempt to smuggle priceless paintings out of the country.
11. 16 Two trucks full of hard-core pornography were seized by customs officials today.
12. An attempt to smuggle heroin worth ￡30 million into the country has been thwarted by customs officials.
13. 7 The customs officials made us go through the rigmarole of opening up our bags for inspection.
14. The two Bowsers will be handed over to Customs officials in Colombo today (31), Sri Lanka Police said
15. - an administrative inquiry under oath has also been initiated against customs officials from the Piraeus customs export office.
- eine Verwaltungsuntersuchung durch eidliche Vernehmung der Beamten des für Ausfuhren zuständigen Zollamts Piräus eingeleitet worden sei.
16. Three customs officials were charged with accepting bribes to allow the car to be smuggled into the country.
17. On October 5, 2009, customs officials detained a shipment of Bible-based literature at the border near St. Petersburg.
18. To cooperate secretly in an illegal or wrongful action; collude: The dealers Connived with customs officials to bring in narcotics
19. The Customs officials were carrying out searches in Imsida, when they entered a mini market and discovered spirits without excise Banderols on the shelves
20. Customs officials have enhanced their capacity to identify chemicals relevant to the Convention and to submit accurate transfers of scheduled chemicals data to National Authorities
Die Zollbeamten haben ihre Fähigkeit verbessert, unter das Übereinkommen fallende Chemikalien zu identifizieren und den nationalen Behörden genaue Daten über die Weitergabe von gelisteteten Chemikalien zu übermitteln
21. Fake brand-name products: Within half a year, customs officials at the Frankfurt airport, in Germany, confiscated over 50,000 articles carrying well-known brand names.
22. You can pay bills with it, you can buy your groceries, you can pay your kids' school fees, and I'm told you can even bribe customs officials.
23. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Collude col‧lude / kəˈluːd / verb [intransitive] SECRET to work with someone secretly, especially in order to do something dishonest or illegal Collude with Several customs officials have been accused of colluding with drug traffickers
24. Finally, the fact that the article may be signed by a well-known artist ( and often the work is merely initialled ) cannot in itself constitute an essential factor in customs classification, since although most of the artists producing paperweights will probably be well known among aficionados of that kind of "art", they may be wholly unknown to customs officials .
Schließlich kann das etwaige Signieren des Gegenstands durch einen bekannten Künstler ( häufig handelt es sich allerdings um ein einfaches Kürzel ) nicht für sich allein ein wesentliches Kriterium für die Tarifierung sein, da die meisten Künstler, die Paperweights herstellen, bei den Liebhabern dieser Art von "Kunst" wahrscheinlich sehr bekannt sind, den Zollbeamten aber völlig unbekannt sein können .
25. Second, the appellant submitted that the Tariff Board decision, subsequently affirmed by the Federal Court of Appeal, in Imperial Tobacco, Division of Imasco Limited v. The Deputy Minister of National Revenue for Customs and Excise, [3] supports the proposition that the word "release" in SIMA is synonymous with the date on which customs entry documents are presented to customs officials.