Examples of using Margin of preference in English and their translations into French
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including the manner in which the general principle of international participation may be limited to take into account differing applicable legal obligations and the margin of preference in favour of local suppliers and contractors.
including price and any margin of preference, except where the procurement is conducted under article 48, in which case
provides for the consideration of"any criteria" authorised by law, or a margin of preference for domestic suppliers
The envisaged procurement regulations setting forth rules concerning the calculation and application of a margin of preference could also establish criteria for qualifying as a"domestic" contractor or supplier and for qualifying goods as"domestically produced"(e.g., that they contain a minimum domestic content or value added) and fix the amount of the margin of preference, which might be different for goods
As to the mechanics of applying the margin of preference, this may be done, for example, by deducting from the tender
other than those that are to benefit from the margin of preference, the amount of the margin of preference
Estimate 2008-2009: 30 per cent average margin of preferences.
Target 2010-2011: 30 per cent average margin of preferences.
Small margins of preference provide evidence that tariffs are no longer the primary motivation of PTAs.
In addition, in the case of margins of preference, the procurement regulations must provide for a method of their calculation.
As a result of the most favoured nations-based tariff reductions in the Uruguay Round, there has been an erosion in the margin of preferences.
The conclusion of the Uruguay Round and its implications had reduced the margin of preferences available under the GSP.
Implementation of the Uruguay Round tariff commitments would undoubtedly erode the margin of preferences for the developing countries.
As a result of the MFN-based tariff reductions in the Uruguay Round, there has been an erosion in the margin of preferences.
contractual provisions concerning technology transfer or margins of preference for companies that undertake to hire local personnel.
Domestic preferences may take the form of special evaluation criteria establishing margins of preference for national candidates
especially the African LDCs, was the erosion of the margin of preferences they had enjoyed under GSP
The importance of explaining in the Guide the link between the provisions on margins of preference in subparagraph(b) and those on socio-economic policies, and in particular their possible cumulative effect, was emphasized.
Finally, the provisions of paragraph(2) on margins of preference have been amended, for the reasons explained in paragraph 96(b)(iii) and(iv) above.
In some laws such preferential treatment takes the form of special evaluation criteria establishing margins of preference for national candidates,