emergency import造句

• Parliament approved emergency import of wheat to avert a looming bread crisis.
• Typhoons as well as distribution bottlenecks hampered the delivery of emergency imports to markets.
• Parliament on Thursday approved emergency import of wheat to avert a looming bread crisis.
• Japan's emergency imports of rice, school bullying and Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama all came under attack.
• A senior Agriculture Ministry official said Friday that he did not anticipate the need for emergency imports of grain.
• Victims have suggested that Japanese drug companies wanted to postpone emergency imports so they could develop heat treatments themselves.
• A cool, rainy summer in 1993 caused the worst crop in decades and forced the government to make emergency imports.
• Japan's use of emergency import restrictions since November 1995 had effectively priced European pork out of the Japanese market, the Commission complained.
• Parliament on Thursday approved a government request for the emergency import of dlrs 35 million worth of wheat from the United States.
• Kan's investigation has also revealed that the study group originally favored banning untreated blood imports and approving emergency imports of heat-treated products.
• Parliament approved the emergency import of wheat Thursday to avert a looming bread crisis _ and perhaps ease a political crisis, as well.
• They also accused Halliburton of gouging U . S . taxpayers by paying too much for emergency imports of oil from Iraq's neighbors.
• Parliament approved the emergency import of wheat Thursday to avert a looming bread crisis _ and perhaps to ease a political crisis as well.
• Victims say Japanese drug companies wanted to postpone emergency imports so they could avoid costly recalls and develop profitable heat treatments of their own.
• In notes dated July 11, 1983, the section chief said officials concluded that special legal measures to allow emergency imports would be " undesirable ."
• The cost of rice soared 38.9 percent from a year earlier as emergency imports failed to bring down the price of the country's staple food.
• Nigeria, one of the world's major oil producers, will resort to emergency imports of petroleum to deal with a fuel shortage caused by its rotting refineries.
• The cost of rice soared 38 . 9 percent from a year earlier as emergency imports failed to bring down the price of the country's staple food.
• Singson said drought-induced shortages of rice, sugar and other basic commodities, as well as bottlenecks in the distribution of emergency imports, were to blame for the inflation figure.