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3 to regulate imports
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to regulate imports
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4 to regulate imports
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to regulate imports
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5 import
1.ввозить, импортировать2.1) импорт, ввоз2) обыкн. pl импортные, ввозимые товары; статьи импорта• -
6 import
1. n1) импорт, ввоз2) обыкн. pl импортные, ввозимые товары; статьи импорта
- consumer imports
- direct import
- dutiable import
- food import
- free import
- gross import
- heavy imports
- indirect import
- invisible imports
- liberalized import of goods
- major imports
- merchandise imports
- net imports
- principal imports
- prohibited imports
- protected import
- rapidly rising import
- retained imports
- temporary import
- token import
- total imports
- visible imports
- imports for consumption
- imports in bond
- import of commodities
- import of currency
- import of foodstuffs
- import of goods
- import of licences
- import of machinery and equipment
- import of services
- import of raw materials
- ban imports
- expand imports
- finance import
- prohibit imports
- reduce imports
- regulate imports
- stop import2. vввозить, импортироватьEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > import
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