Examples of using An export in English and their translations into Finnish
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Digital services must be made an export industry that replaces manufacturing exports",
The study shows that Sámi literature lacks its own regular literary events, an export center, a literature magazine,
The United Kingdom first put forward in February 1997 a proposal for an Export Certified Herd Scheme, with a view to lifting the restrictions.
Is Article 1 of Regulation(EC) No 615/98 valid inasmuch as it links the grant of an export refund to compliance with Directive 91/628/EEC on the protection of animals during transport?
articles subject to an export ban.
In particular, export consortia play a specific role in relation to internationalisation, representing groups of businesses working together on an export development project.
especially if it encouraged the re-examination of whether an export ban is in fact the best way to achieve the EU's aims.
I should point out that last year we had to impose an export tax for the first time in the Community's history.
It is estimated that this type of import, which enter the Community with an export subsidy from Indonesia, amounts to 14 000 tonnes.
The Chinese food authorities granted an export permit to HKScan's Forssa plant,
It states,'as the decision to authorise or deny an export is and should remain at the discretion of each Member State, such cooperation should
We must start to take into consideration the fact that agriculture is more than just an export for them too: it is part of their market,
in the role of a marketing assistant, an export manager, an assistant trade manager,
In 2001 the balance of payments profited somewhat by an export recovery initiated in 2000(partly due to reopening of the Yugoslav market) and a decline of
technologies which are subject to statutory controls and which require an export or import licence, without the corresponding formal approval of the appropriate local authorities.
leading to an export boom and recovery of the economy, assuming, of course,
on record keeping and marking, to develop an export/import system for firearms for civilian use, and to improve cooperation between national law enforcement administrations.
the US customs authorities concerning the development of an export control system.
44 imply a significant extension of the scope of the proposal through the introduction of an export ban for cinnabar ore, calomel, mercury compounds and some mercury-containing products, as well as through the addition of an import ban.
Amendment 28 which seeks to introduce obligations for the exporter to apply for an export authorisation and for the Commission to submit a legislative Proposal for the implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety within six months of signature is not acceptable.