domestic sale

It has not been granted a license for domestic sale.

The bill would bar the domestic sale (not the manufacture) of such weapons.

Production is now complete, and the vehicle is no longer available for foreign or domestic sale.

Since 1954, the cereal has been manufactured in the UK for domestic sale.

Since debut, 2 has been well received by the market pushing its Japanese domestic sale to as high as 7th place.

As a product for export, it had been manufactured since 1905 (Meiji 38), a year earlier than domestic sale.

For domestic sale, it made special soaps, such as kosher soaps.

Free trade allows companies the possibility of "outsourcing" the production of goods for domestic sale.

(Music is typically authorized for domestic sale only.)

Because it costs about $50 a ton to ship steel overseas, the profit margin is less than in a domestic sale.

In fact, indirect marketing via trade intermediaries can make exporting as easy as making a domestic sale.

Imported drugs would have to have the same color, formulation, labeling and dosage as products approved for domestic sale.

Ang Thong Brick is a high quality household industry for domestic sale.

Due to its poor sales as an export, the series-II version from 79-81 was not exported and remained a Japanese domestic sale only.

Citicorp announced yesterday that First Boston would not participate in the domestic sale of its worldwide $1 billion stock offering, but it gave no reason.

China could be a major player in the orange juice and processed citrus markets, except for high tariffs on citrus that make domestic sale more profitable.

Until the year 1997-98, there was no domestic sale of the bulk drugs by RPGLS.

In the corporate market, the largest domestic sale of the day was Salomon Inc.'s $500 million of notes due in 2003.

It recently signed a joint-venture agreement with UzDaewoo to assemble Korean-manufactured cars for export and domestic sale.

However, imported models did come over the border from Canada, and many stores in the United States (primarily mail-order stores) imported units for domestic sale.

The Supreme Court holds in a 6-3 decision that the first-sale doctrine applies to the domestic sale of foreign copies of copyrighted work lawfully made abroad.

The committee has therefore sought to make it explicit that the scope of any regulation needs to apply equally to exports, as well as to domestic sale and consumption.

In addition to China, the SUV will also be manufactured at Ford India's Chennai plant, for domestic sale and export to the European market.

Traders brought slaves to New Orleans for domestic sale; by 1840 New Orleans was the largest slave market in the country, the third largest city and one of the wealthiest.

Last week, Colt Industries Inc., the oldest gun company here and the fountainhead of the machine-tool business in the state, announced that it would abandon the domestic sale of semiautomatic rifles.