Examples of using Parallel trade in English and their translations into Romanian
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For instance, if after a supplier's announcement of a unilateral reduction of supplies in order to prevent parallel trade, distributors reduce immediately their orders and stop engaging in parallel trade, then those distributors tacitly acquiesce to the supplier's unilateral policy.
Without prejudice to Article 43 a parallel trade permit may be withdrawn if the authorisation of the introduced plant protection product is withdrawn in the Member State of origin because of safety or efficacy reasons.
In case of an application for a plant protection product for the personal use of the applicant, for which a parallel trade permit has already been granted, and which is not the subject of any commercial transaction after being imported.
In relation to the issue of parallel trade in medicines the judgement of the European Court of Justice(ECJ) of 6 October provided important clarifications on restrictions of parallel trade in the pharmaceutical sector,
the EESC believes that to ensure the free movement of goods, parallel trade procedures should be restricted to identical products,
The introduction of a new Article 49(a) on parallel trade, as proposed by the European Parliament in amendment 45 and 286, was accepted by the Council
The applicant for a first parallel trade permit may demonstrate by means of all available
the mutual recognition and the parallel trade permit.
manufacturing or distribution issues, or parallel trade;
the EESC believes that to ensure the free movement of goods, parallel trade procedures should be restricted to identical products,
the proposal provides for specific parallel trade rules: authorised biocidal products that have the same use,
the harm caused to it by parallel trade constitutes an abuse within the meaning of Article 82 EC.
accessibility, parallel trade and the principle of non extra-territoriality.
including the rules on the mutual recognition of authorisations and on parallel trade.
the validity of the parallel trade permit shall expire on the date on which the authorisation of the reference product would have normally expired.
As an example, I will refer to a principle which guided the European Community from its inception- defence of what is known as parallel trade, or trade in legal products outside official channels of distribution,
the validity of the parallel trade permit will expire by the date on which the authorisation of the reference product would normally have expired.
Is the answer to that question affected by the fact that the parallel trade is particularly profitable for the wholesalers because of the different prices, resulting from State intervention, in the Member States of the European Union, that is to say by the fact that pure conditions of competition do not prevail in the pharmaceuticals market, but a regime which is governed to a large extent by State intervention?
it cannot be ignored that such State intervention is one of the factors liable to create opportunities for parallel trade.
may grant a parallel trade permit for a biocidal product that is authorised in another Member State(hereinafter referred to as'Member State of origin')