Examples of using Their tariffs in English and their translations into Russian
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LDCs do not have to reduce their tariffs through the Doha Round,
The issue of developing countries having to make further reductions in tariffs and bind their tariffs at current levels should also be resolved,
The Central Election Commission, where we tried to find out whether they had the list of TV companies that have official announced their tariffs, advised us to address the National Commission on Television and Radio with this question.
The Government of Norway has established 18 regional energy efficiency centres that offer information on the use of different energy carriers and their tariffs, and advise on how to use energy more efficiently.
The Central Elections Commission, where we tried to find out whether they have the list of TV companies that have official announced their tariffs, advised us to address the National Commission on Television and Radio with this question.
In view of the food crisis, the developing countries affected could review and rationalize their tariffs and associated export taxes to ensure availability of imported food staples at affordable prices
must publicize their tariffs for political advertising during the official election campaign not later than 10 days after the appointment of the national elections day,
As for the application of the Swiss linear formula and coefficients, the small and vulnerable economies(SVEs)-- and surely here at the United Nations most countries have small and vulnerable economies-- would have to reduce their tariffs by 50 per cent more than in the developed countries.
will open their markets, bind their tariffs, and dismantle protectionist quantitative restrictions is likely in turn to encourage western investors to set up in these transition economies, not only to
the major emerging economies should provide real new market access by cutting their tariffs on industrial products in a reasonable
It is clear that the agricultural productive capacity of developing countries has been systematically undermined over time through astronomical agricultural subsidies in developed countries, combined with pressure on developing countries to lower their tariffs and the harmful prescriptive advice from the Bretton Woods institutions to indiscriminately shift away from food crops for the domestic population to cash crops for export, which has been devastating for food security.
Many sub-Saharan countries have also reduced their tariff rates.
Their tariff barriers on agricultural products from developing countries should be removed;
The developed countries had maintained their tariff and non-tariff barriers,
Many further reduced their tariff rates or simplified or bound most of their tariffs,
some GATT Contracting Parties later included electricity in their tariff bindings.
as they would have to make drastic reductions in their tariff rates, with two likely consequences.
the impact of liberalization on their tariff revenues;
to reconsider their tariff policies.
such as reducing their tariff rates.