Examples of using Harmonised system in English and their translations into German
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Cooperation will continue with two seminars in 1997 on the Harmonised System and on Customs Valuation.
Use the total level Use the Combined Nomenclature Use the Harmonised System Use the Standard International Trade Classification.
Users appraisal of a simplification of the combined nomenclature to the 6 digit harmonised system- HS6- in.
A fully harmonised system will bring advantages to both consumers
The General Harmonised System explanatory note to Chapter 2 describes the structure of that chapter.
The EESC favourably notes the recommendations of the IDEA project aimed at the implementation of a EU harmonised system based on the following principles:
which provides for a harmonised system of inspections of foreign aircraft when they use European airports.
Harmonised system on MRLs for pesticide residues.
Elimination of the operation of sub-standard ships through a harmonised system of port State control.
Accordingly, we need to move towards a harmonised system, and the sooner the better.
We further need a more harmonised system of end-use data provision,
It aims to eliminate the operation of sub-standard ships through a harmonised system of port state control.
Second, there is an urgent need for a Europe-wide harmonised system of operations by way of an EU-ops.
The legislation aims to create a harmonised system for the collection, treatment,
A uniform and harmonised system of biometric data, amongst other things,
In addition to the need for information, the main goal of GHS(Globally Harmonised System) is consumer protection.
Liverani: the importance of having a harmonised system of inspection and the role played by the FVO in Dublin;
It is aimed at eliminating the operation of sub-standard ships through a harmonised system of controls carried out by the Port State.
A harmonised system is therefore needed and, in line with its 2007 opinion, the EESC fully supports moves in that direction.
A standardised and harmonised system can therefore only be of value to the intermodal industry and to the sustainable mobility of Europe.