Examples of using Customs administrations in English and their translations into Polish
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The contracting parties shall conclude arrangements on the secondment of liaison officers from their customs administrations.
impact that the programme had on the Customs Union and the customs administrations that took part in the programme.
including the sharing of experience and knowledge with the customs administrations of the countries concerned.
The only element involving different customs administrations is triangular traffic under inward or outward processing,
the participating countries' customs administrations, and traders also referred to as economic operators.
ensuring that national customs administrations have adequate means to achieve these objectives.
In order to achieve a paperless environment, there is a need for close co-operation between the Commission, the customs administrations and the economic operators.
The proposed new rules would also be of benefit both to traders and to customs administrations.
Specific Objective: To support the fucntioning of the customs union, in particular through cooperation between participating countries, their customs administrations, their officials and external experts.
maximise their use by all national customs administrations, should focus on.
There was a general agreement that the programme-funded IT systems contributed to enhanced cooperation between customs administrations.
Traditional own resources are collected by national administrations- mainly customs administrations- of Member States on behalf of the Union.
For example, this allowed project groups to draw on the experience of national customs administrations to address particular problems
In the framework of the management of the customs union, the objectives of the programme shall be to ensure that Member States' customs administrations.
best practices with the Customs administrations of third countries.
General Objective: to support EU customs by increasing cooperation between participating countries, their customs administrations, their officials and other relevant stakeholders.
To maintain a system of the measurement of the performance of Member States in customs administrations in order to improve performance;
Pursue the further expansion of international customs cooperation between the EU customs administrations and third countries customs authorities.
officials responsible for training in customs administrations, and in particular by the following means.
Whereas all decisions taken under the committee procedure must be transparent for both customs administrations and economic operators;