Examples of using Imports from third in English and their translations into Dutch
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They will revolt in time if they see that those standards are debased by imports from third countries.
Proposal for a Council Regulation on animal health conditions governing intra-Community trade and imports from third countries of fresh poultrymeat
In all recent food legislation, we have made certain that imports from third countries must meet European standards.
Council Directive 91/494/EEC of 26 June 1991 on animal health conditions governing intra Community trade and imports from third countries of fresh poultrymeat.
The growing deficit in European production is naturally being covered by imports from third countries, mainly from Brazil.
at the expense of imports from third countries.
Proposal for a Council Regulation on animal health conditions governing intraCommunity trade and imports from third countries of fresh poultrymeat
give a clearer overall view of the development of some imports from third countries.
they are too dependent on imports from third countries.
After all, according to the report, the difficulties in the wine sector are caused by ever greater imports from third countries.
Growth in volume, imports from third countries, fluctuations in consumption- be it in quantity
The reason given was the need to make the controls on imports from third countries more effective.
Unfortunately, we are now threatening to adopt a different approach and make imports from third countries in practice impossible.
at the same time, imports from third countries are not subject to these regulations.
The Community fishery products market is therefore marked by a strong dependence on imports from third countries with all the concomitant problems, especially price fluctuations.
To protect the Community market from imports from third countries, an import levy is charged.
Imports from third countries, particularly the so-called emergent economies,
When parallel imports from third countries are allowed, the prices of trade mark products drop.
Alignment by Greece to the Common Customs Tariff Jor imports from third countries of products listed in Annex I of the Athens Agreement Article 20.
In 1987 imports from third countries totalled ECU 13 billion,