Examples of using Quantitative limits in English and their translations into Portuguese
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namely that the quantitative limits, which to date have not been used as intended, should be abolished.
Whereas some imports of certain textile products from certain third countries may have to be subject to Community surveillance, quantitative limits or other appropriate measures;
alcoholic beverage, subject to the quantitative limits specified.
Whereas Article 3 of Regulation EEC/594/91 states that the import into the Community of chlorofluorocarbons from third countries is to be subject to quantitative limits;
Whereas the quantitative limits should be allocated among Member States for the period 1988 to 1991;
The proposal provides for an extension of the present textiles agreement until 31 December 2007 and moderate adjustments in some quantitative limits._BAR.
in particular its Annexes IIIB and VI, establishes the annual quantitative limits for certain products originating in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia;
Credit institutions must receive, without quantitative limits and under any circumstances, the ink-stained banknotes submitted to them directly by private individuals
Imports shall be effected, as part of these quotas and within the quantitative limits set out in Article 1,
As it is not yet feasible to introduce quantitative limits in this area, an adequate
a Regulation increasing quantitative limits on trade in certain steel products between the European Community
The Council adopted a Regulation adjusting quantitative limits set under Regulation No 3030/93 for imports of textile
goods referred to below, to apply the following quantitative limits, where such goods are imported by travellers resident in Denmark, after a stay in another country.
The effect of the measure is to reduce by 12 per cent for the year 2000 the quantitative limits applicable to imports from Russia of certain steel products as part of the ECSC Steel Agreement.
The 1988 allocation between Member States of the Community OPT quantitative limits referred to Ín Appendix A to Annex VII to Regulation(EEC)
to renew for 2001 the double checking system without quantitative limits applicable to certain steel products originating in Bulgaria,
The export licence for quantitative limits shall conform to the model set out in Annex II and shall certify,
it is necessary to lay down certain rules on quantitative limits, the disclosure of information
The provisions of the double-checking system for products subject to surveillance should contain the same possibilities of extending the periods of validity of import authorisations as those concerning the double-checking system for administering quantitative limits.
should not be subject to such Community quantitative limits;