Examples of using Quantitative restrictions in English and their translations into Polish
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Directions for use: the product can be used without any quantitative restrictions, in adults and children,
Quantitative restrictions on international road haulage across the then EU Member States were lifted on 1 January 1993.
so shall not be subject to any quantitative restrictions, without prejudice to.
take the form of customs duties and quantitative restrictions of imports originating in China.
Quantitative restrictions, such as export quotas,
violated WTO rules on quantitative restrictions.
Article 29 Quantitative restrictions on exports, and all measures having equivalent effect, shall be prohibited between Member States.
charges having equivalent effect, or quantitative restrictions or measures having equivalent effect.
Absolute bans and quantitative restrictions of an activity normally constitute a measure of last resort.
which have the equivalent effect of quantitative restrictions.
Under Article 28 EC, quantitative restrictions on imports and all measures having equivalent effect are prohibited between Member States.
No 416/2001 extending duty-free access without any quantitative restrictions to products originating in the least developed countries.
Despite talks intended to achieve a negotiated solution with Turkey to the problem, the quantitative restrictions are still in place.
Ii Possible deflection of Chinese exports due to the introduction of anti-dumping measures and quantitative restrictions in third countries.
the Netherlands remove custom duties and quantitative restrictions on these raw materials.
The Community shall not apply to imports of products originating in the OCTs any quantitative restrictions or measures having equivalent effect.
Free flow of goods within the EU means that it is prohibited to introduce quantitative restrictions between member states.
because the EU prevents quantitative restrictions on imports, Estonia is causing a huge public health problem in Finland.
The Member State concerned may, except in the case of export aids having a direct and immediate effect on trade, introduce quantitative restrictions on imports.
If the Union decides to apply quantitative restrictions to petroleum products, no matter whence they are imported,