The import inspection
Example: Import inspection verifies goods comply with national regulations and standards
Definition
"The import inspection" refers to the process of examining goods brought into a country to ensure they meet national regulations and quality standards before being allowed entry. This procedure helps prevent the entry of unsafe, substandard, or illegal products into the domestic market.
Etymology
The phrase "the import inspection" combines 'import,' from Latin 'importare,' meaning 'to bring in,' and 'inspection,' from Latin 'inspectio,' meaning 'a looking into.' Together, they describe the act of closely examining goods entering a country. Did you know? The word 'import' originally related to carrying goods inward, reflecting the global nature of trade even in ancient times.
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"The import inspection" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Management - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 108 commonly used words.
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