Examples of using Export licences in English and their translations into Arabic
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A number of them conduct inter-agency reviews of export licences.
In Belgium, all exports of military matériel are subject to export licences.
Export licences will not be granted in conflict with Security Council resolutions.
Information on the procedure followed for the issuance of the export licences was provided.
Restrictions and prohibitions are applied in decisions to approve or deny marketing and export licences.
Cuban law establishes mandatory procedures and requirements for the issuance of import and export licences.
The intra-Community transfers of the less sensitive dual-use items are not subject to export licences.
Export licences shall not be issued to countries in violation of resolution 1970(2011);
For example, the granting or denial of export licences should be reported in such exchanges.
From this date all export licences were withdrawn and no trading by the company was allowed.
Export licences will not be issued to countries in violation of Security Council resolution 1929(2010).
Therefore export licences cannot be issued in violation of the provisions of resolutions 1718 and 1874.
Information could be exchanged in ways to be defined on export licences that have been granted or denied.
In view of the situation in Haiti and of resolution 841 such export licences are not granted for Haiti.
The import and export of strategic goods shall be carried out on the basis of individual import and export licences.
Export licences may be issued as an exception to that ban only on completion of an inter-ministerial review procedure.
Furthermore, import and export licences are not granted if in contravention of United Nations,
Export licences which constitute an exception to this principle may be issued only upon the completion of a ministerial procedure.
The information contained in import and export licences or authorizations is critical to the ability to trace legally transferred firearms.
In 2007, the Department of Energy reviewed 7,000 export licences/ applications for proliferation risks and recommended 227 for denial.
