customs post

The area was made into a Polish customs post in 1606.

Today there are up to 18 million operations per year at some 3000 customs posts in more than 20 countries.

The customs post was seasonal and operated in the summer months only.

Newer findings, however, show that this building was only ever used as a customs post.

There was still a suspicion of foreigners here at the customs post.

One day in spring, the customs post was attacked by a party of men from the hills.

Only goods, not people, are checked now at customs posts.

I tell you, if a helicopter had come down at that customs post, there would have been no stopping me.

There are no longer any operational customs posts along either side of the border.

As a result the town is at times clogged up with traffic before the customs posts.

In this period the line employed around 12,000 men and maintained 1,727 customs posts.

Customs posts set up to block exports to other republics.

However, it was from his Customs post that he drew most of his money.

From the 1930s the town had a customs post and a telephone station.

He will take over some border and customs posts abandoned when the Taliban fled.

A border still, but only in name, the customs posts dismantled, the guards gone.

Their military campaign saw the destruction of several customs posts and raids on police installations.

In 1995 he became an international airport and it is open border and customs post.

In 1890, a customs post was built there.

I remember looking at my watch as I passed through your customs post.'

You may be sure the guards will have a radio in the customs post, and be listening to it.

The rest remain stranded at the customs post.

If they remain vastly different, the officials say, the customs posts will be needed to help the taxman in his collection.

The port is open to international shipping, there are border checkpoints, and Customs posts.

The local weaving industry declined about 1812-1815, when a frontier customs post between the ?