The import license
Example: Import license allows goods to enter country legally
Definition
"The import license" is an official document issued by a government or regulatory authority that permits the holder to bring specific goods into a country legally. It ensures that imported products comply with local laws and regulations, facilitating controlled and lawful trade.
Etymology
The term "import license" combines 'import,' from the Latin 'importare,' meaning 'to bring in,' and 'license,' from the Latin 'licentia,' meaning 'freedom' or 'permission.' Together, they describe a formal permission to bring goods into a country. Did you know? The concept of licenses dates back to medieval times when authorities controlled trade through official permissions.
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"The import license" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Logistics - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 109 commonly used words.
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