customs examination

However, local passenger and goods traffic continued to be delayed by customs examinations.

You must normally bring goods to the specified place of Customs examination at a port or airport.

Diplomatic luggage is not subjected to the indignities of a Customs examination.

The light from the corridor-one wakes up automatically thinking it is the customs examination at some frontier."

There was no customs examination.

"From customs examination, yes.

The details of customs examinations on the pier were an annoyance that Carter Boswick could scarcely undergo.

They reached Irun just before midnight, changing there into the broad-gauge carriages of Spain, and waiting for customs examination.

Do not seal packages but use string or plastic tags to allow Customs examination and mark the package 'Printed Papers' on the outside.

If customs examination is required, or if information is missing from the declaration, Royal Mail open, repack and reseal the package.

Packets (both Letter and Small Packet services) are liable to Customs examination and must be declared to Customs authorities on special forms.

ROK authorities will conduct customs examinations on US military personnel under leave orders and all SOFA status civilian personnel entering or exiting Korea.

His passport will be carefully scrutinized at his point of entry, and if he arrives by car the customs examination will be more thorough than that at, say, the Swedish-Norwegian border.

But in recent months Japan has finally worked up the gumption to act against the North, and so the ship was subject to intensive safety inspections and the most rigorous customs examination in memory.

Selections for further customs examination are now carried out in a similar way to the current import Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight (CHIEF) processing.

The Sea Rover episode was the only occasion I have known a smuggling vessel to be fired upon directly during my time with the customs, as a result of failing to heave-to for customs examination.

Stops for customs examinations delayed trains for unpredictable lengths of time, which added to the E&B line's existing disadvantage of circuitous connections to the centres of trade and population on Ireland's east coast.

We were soon alongside the small vessel as she pitched uncomfortably in the short Channel seas at about six knots, and we requested her in our usual polite manner to divert into Folkestone for a customs examination.

The partition of Ireland in 1922 meant that the Irish Border passed between Newry and Dundalk, which caused lengthy delays as trains were required to stop at stations on either side of the border for customs examinations.

Or, easier still, just send them across the border to France, break up, repack and send to Czechoslovakia - by the 1921 "in transit" agreement goods can be shipped from countries A to C clear across B without benefit of any customs examinations.

His trunk and bags were full; he had the cigars made into a nice package, to be carried handily, and on his arrival at the North German Lloyd docks stood waiting among his things for the formality of Customs examination, his friends assembled for the explosion.

US military personnel entering Korea under government orders are exempt from ROK customs duties but must fill out customs declarations and must undergo customs examination by US military customs inspectors, but not by ROK customs authorities.

Most items can be sent in sealed envelopes or packages, but if you are using the Printed Papers service please remember that the packaging needs to be easy to open for Customs examination and to be able to be repacked without additional packaging - the best solution is to use string or plastic tags.