Examples of using Having equivalent in English and their translations into Finnish
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30 EC- Measures having equivalent effect- Construction products- Directive 89/106/EEC- Absence of harmonised standards- National marks of conformity- Presumption of conformity.
Since Article 4(1) prohibits Member States from making the taking up and pursuit of the activity of an information society service provider subject to prior authorisation(or any other requirement having equivalent effect), no authorisation scheme exists in any of the Member States.
Failure to fulfil an obligation arising from the Treaty- Free movement of goods- Quantitative restrictions- Measures having equivalent effect- Measure which may be defined as aid within the meaning of Article 92- May nevertheless be covered by the prohibition on measures having equivalent effect- Tax advantages for the press- Benefit refused in respect of publications printed in other Member States- Not allowed.
increasing duties or charges having equivalent effect, or any other restriction on the export
The result of this assimilation is that the provisions of Article 28 EC concerning the elimination of quantitative restrictions and all measures having equivalent effect are applicable without distinction to products originating in the Community
90 EC, it is settled case-law that provisions relating to charges having equivalent effect and those relating to discriminatory internal taxation cannot be applied together, with the result that,
export of goods, and of all other measures having equivalent effect;
Member State A national legislation of Member State Β such as that at issue in the main proceedings, therefore constitutes a measure having equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on exports within the meaning of Article 29 EC.
textile products not subject to quantitive restrictions or to measures having equivalent effects(categories listed in Annex 1) and products for which quantitive limits apply Annex 2.
which prohibits customs duties and charges having equivalent effect, and the whole of Chapter 2 ofthat title, which concerns the prohibition on quantitative restrictions between Member States, apply to products
Preliminary ruling- Interpretations- Articles 12 and following, 85 and following- Free movement of goods- Customs duties- Charges having equivalent effect- Prohibition- Direct effect- Rights of individuals- Protection by national courts- Principle of cooperation- National charges incompatible with Community law- Recovery- Detailed rules- Application of national law- Conditions- Taking into account of fact that charge may have been passed on- Permissibility having regard to provisions of Treaty relating to competition.
Egypt shall be entitled to introduce into its trade arrangements with the Community new customs duties or charges having equivalent effect and new quantitative restrictions or measures having equivalent effect and to increase the duties and the quantitative restrictions or charges or measures having equivalent effect applied to products originating in
189- Free movement of goods- Customs duties- Charges having equivalent effect- Prohibition- Direct effect- Rights of individuals- Protection by national courts- Principle of cooperation- National charges incompatible with Community law- Recovery- Detailed rules- Application of national law- Conditions- Taking into account of fact that charge may have been passed on- Permissibility having regard to provisions of Treaty relating to free movement of goods, competition and the prohibition of tax discrimination.
Failure to fulfil an obligation arising from the Treaty- Aid for the purchase of vehicles of domestic manufacture- Free movement of goods- Quantitative restrictions- Measure having equivalent effect- Reservation of a part of a public contract to undertakings established in a given region of the national territory- Not permissible- Measure favouring only part of national production- No impact- Measure which may be defined as aid within the meaning of Article 92- Possibility not excluding the applicability of the prohibition of measures having equivalent effect.
Preliminary ruling- Interpretation- Articles 30, 92 and 93- Public supply contracts- Free movement of goods- Quantitative restrictions- Measures having equivalent effect- Reservation of a proportion of a public supply contract to undertakings located in a particular region of the national territory- Not permissible- Measure benefiting only part of domestic production- No effect- Measure which may be defined as aid within the meaning of Article 92- Applicability of the prohibition on measures having equivalent effect not precluded by that possibility.
Finally, whilst Article 30 states that"quantitative restrictions on imports and all measures having equivalent effect shall be prohibited between Member States",
unless the mode of imposition is such that it constitutes a customs duty or charge having equivalent effect within the meaning of Article 25 EC.
those laid down in this Regulation, a right of priority having equivalent effect.
subject to conditions equivalent to those laid down in this Regulation, a right of priority having equivalent effect.
10 of Council Regulation No 234/68(EEC)- Customs duties on export- Charges having equivalent effect- Agriculture- Common organisation of the market- Infringements by Member States of the provisions