douane การใช้

• In the Dutch colonial period, customs and excise is often referred to as Douane.
• We check in with DOUANE 25i . w / art and SHELTER LIST . ( 6 p . m .)
• Motorists can typically obtain a " Carnet de Passages en Douane " from their national automobile association or touring club.
• Douane's last appearance at a cup final was in 2007 where they lost to Lingu鑢e 1-0 in extra time.
• But according to prosecutors, she was carrying precise written directions to " douane Americaine Beecher Falls, " the border crossing point.
• JANINE ( UF / lead writer ) with inserts from DOUANE ( schools ) and SPORTS . 25i . ( 6 p . m .)
• Between the years 1954 and 1956, he studied under the guidance of Douane Voth ( piccolo ), and Mart韓 Qui駉nes ( singing lessons ).
• The municipality of Ani鑢es consists of the sub-sections of Ani鑢es-lac, Ani鑢es-Hutins, Chevrens, Ani鑢es-douane and Ani鑢es-village.
• It can be accessed from the center of Geneva by public bus ( No . 8, 34, 41 ) to Veyrier-Ecole or Veyrier-Douane.
• In cup competition, Douane's first appearance at a cup final was in 1986 and defeated ASC Jeanne d'Arc 1-0 to claim their first title.
• First admitted to the 22nd General Hospital, Douane, Statton was then transferred to the VAD Hospital, Chatham, and 3rd Auxiliary Hospital, Dartford, Statton was granted two weeks leave from 28 January 1918.
• The Club is the sole supplier in the UAE of official International Driving Permits, and Carnet De Passage en Douane-better known as carnets or trip tickets-which simplify customs formalities for those taking vehicles outside the country.
• The 1934 Belgian Grand Prix was held on the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps which then had a tight corner named after the nearby " Ancienne Douane ", the old customs station at the former border with Germany.
• There also existed the " taillon " ( a tax for military expenditures ), a national salt tax ( the gabelle ), national tariffs ( the " aides " ) on various products ( including wine ), local tariffs on speciality products ( the " douane " ) or levied on products entering the city ( the " octroi " ) or sold at fairs, and local taxes.
• There also existed the " taillon " ( a tax for military purposes ), a national salt tax ( the gabelle ), national tariffs ( the " aides " ) on various products ( wine, beer, oil, and other goods ), local tariffs on speciality products ( the " douane " ) or levied on products entering the city ( the " octroi " ) or sold at fairs, and local taxes.
• Back then, the Belgians took pride in having a very fast circuit, and to improve average speeds, in 1939 the former slow uphill U-turn at the bottom of the " Eau Rouge " creek valley, called the " Ancienne Douane " ( until 1920, there was a German Empire customs office here ), was cut short with a faster sweep straight up the hill, called the " Raidillon ".
• Medieval Haguenau retains three gates from its former fortification, the " Tour des Chevaliers " ( Tower of the knights ), the " Tour des P阠heurs " ( Tower of the fishermen ) and the " Porte de Wissembourg " ( Wissembourg gate ), two fairly large Gothic churches, Saint-Georges and Saint-Nicolas, an ancient water-mill and the old custom-house ( " Ancienne Douane " ).