Examples of using Customs tariffs in English and their translations into Danish
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There is concern in relation to the threat of introducing higher customs tariffs in 2008 for non-LDC ACP states as a kind of blackmail forcing them to accept any agreement.
Whereas this Convention is intended to replace, as the international basis for customs tariffs and statistical nomenclatures, the Convention on Nomenclature signed
pressure on governments and states to remove their extremely high customs tariffs in many areas in order to create the necessary conditions for economic growth in this region.
When we first heard in October 2010 of the Commission's plans to help Pakistan recover from its awful flooding by removing some customs tariffs, Greens were enthusiastic to help.
quotas and customs tariffs, and stop promoting biofuels.
as stated in the Lübeck customs tariffs of 1222.
The Community also urged improvements in the flow of information from the ACP States, for example as regards the forwarding of customs tariffs in accordance with the obligation imposed by Article 8 of the Lomé Convention.
Whereas the nine Member States are Contracting Parties to the Brussels Convention of 15 December 1950 on Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs; whereas the Common Customs Tariff is based on that Nomenclature;
18 lasts for the highest taxation classes in the Lübeck customs tariffs of 1222 and the Lübeck privilege for fishing at Rügen of 1224.
On 15 December 1950 the Convention on Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs was signed, and the Customs Cooperation Council(CCC),
In addition, we are lowering customs tariffs considerably on canned tuna from third countries
communicate to the Commission, within a period of three months following the entry into force of this Decision, the customs tariffs of the countries and territories with which they have special relations.
which replaces the Convention of 15 December 1950 on Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs;
which is that an excessive reduction of customs tariffs could undermine preferential access to the EU market,
the Commission can request the reintroduction of customs tariffs once the imports attain or exceed the ceiling level.
XVI(d) of the Convention on nomenclature for the classification of goods in customs tariffs 79/6/EEC.
until 31 December 2000, a temporary suspension of autonomous Common Customs Tariffs for certain industrial products intended to equip the free zones of the Azores and Madeira.
70% of African budgets were made up of customs tariffs: Nigeria is set to lose 800 million euros, for instance.
US policies in the areas of customs tariffs, intellectual property,