customs frontier

Factory-sealed containers raise fewer questions at customs frontiers than repacked pills or ointments.

Since 1422 (Treaty of Melno) Schmalleningken was a border-village at the Lithuanian-German customs frontier.

The foral provinces were exempt from Spanish conscription, taxation, and customs duties: thus the national customs frontier ran along the Ebro.

Trade and commerce with foreign countries import and export across customs frontiers definition of customs frontiers.

The military occupation of the three cities mentioned took place immediately, and was extended to other places as well, while the special customs frontier on the Rhine was drawn on two dates, April 20 and May 10.

Eridan had, of course, a Customs frontier of sorts; but since Uranium Inc. owned Eridan in fee simple, its Customs paid no attention whatever to company ships or to low-number, gold-badge company men.

If they failed to agree, George threatened Germany with Allied reoccupation of Duisburg, Ruhrort, and Düsseldorf, the raising of tribute from the sale price of German goods in the Allied countries, and the erection of a customs frontier on the Rhine, under the supervision of the Allies.