Examples of using Cumulation in English and their translations into Arabic
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The European Union will apply further subregional cumulation in favour of integration groupings among developing countries, and will respond positively to requests for derogations from the applicable rules of origin requested by least developed countries.
A best practice model is represented by the Canadian scheme of generalized preferences, characterized by the use of mainly one single method for determining origin and a generous application of cumulation requirements.
of IIA provisions could be divided into five categories- explication, reinforcement, amplification, cumulation and contradiction- pointing to some techniques that could be used to bring policy coherence to inconsistent provisions.
The international community must work to develop frameworks to ensure the transfer of pensions and cumulation of social security benefits, particularly through discussions on inclusive social protection policies under the auspices of ILO.
This expansion of product coverage should be accompanied by the granting of duty-free treatment to the newly-eligible products;(ii) relaxation of the existing rules of origin, including full and global cumulation, and flexible administration of documentary and shipment requirements, in particular abolition of the quality paper requirement for GSP Form A and of the direct consignment rule.
It was considered that action to raise the thresholds for negligibility, to base thresholds on market share rather than on share of total imports, and to exclude" negligible" imports from cumulation in injury findings would reduce the number of actions against small suppliers, notably developing countries.
As regards the commitment to ensure that applicable rules of origin are" transparent and simple", LDCs are engaged in operationalizing the commitment, including by calling for setting concrete parameters in respect of origin criteria(" wholly obtained" and" substantial transformation") as well as cumulation rules.
particular export interest such as apparel products, processed food and fish products, could be made simpler, more realistic and transparent, allow regional and possibly global cumulation and be tailored to the productive capacities of beneficiaries.
In conclusion, he pointed to a number of other proposals concerning simplification and improvement of the rules of origin, namely, relaxation of transshipment rules, abolition of the requirements concerning the quality of paper of GSP Form A, updating of the notes on the back of GSP Form A, enlargement of origin cumulation rules to other forms of cumulation, and strengthening of administrative cooperation.
(c) Cumulation.
Additional certificate required to indicate cumulation.
Elderly migrants face a cumulation of risks.
Often, there are cumulation interactions between provisions of different IIAs.
With strict adherence to the intervals between tablets pills cumulation is not observed.
Overly restrictive rules of origins may be relaxed and origin cumulation permitted on a larger scale.
Accordingly, production inputs supplied by GSP-excluded countries to regional group members will continue to benefit from GSP cumulation provisions.
An increasingly common interaction in new generation IIAs, as they become more comprehensive, is the cumulation interaction.
It was felt that improvement of the rules of origin could be best achieved by increasing the scope for cumulation and donor-country content.
The cumulation of suppliers that individually meet the negligibility criteria, using the 7 per cent rule, should be revised or eliminated.
The European Union grants what is called partial regional cumulation as opposed to the full regional cumulation granted under the schemes of the United States and Japan.