Examples of using Generalised system in English and their translations into Slovak
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Under the revised scheme of the GSP(Generalised System of Preferences), imports that will receive the Generalised System of Preferences are estimated at EUR 37.7 billion.
in the forthcoming work on reviewing the Generalised System of Preferences, we have to think about and focus on the basic task and the basic aim of the Generalised System of Preferences, which is to combat poverty.
What is needed, then, is to ensure effective implementation both of the 27 conventions for countries to benefit from the generalised system of preferences(GSP), and of the accompanying measures designed to improve implementation capacity.
(2) The generalised system of preferences grants manufactured goods
Ladies and gentlemen, this measure concerns the Generalised System of Preferences, in other words reductions on import duties for third countries which take on certain commitments to international treaties
The generalised system of preferences(GSP) allows access to the Community market for manufactured products
The Generalised System of Preferences("the scheme")
the European Parliament to accelerate the entry into force of the new EU Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) so that its benefits will be received at an earlier stage.
The Commission will make a legislative proposal for a new Regulation on the Generalised System of Preference aimed at maximizing its positive impact on sustainable development
The Generalised System of Preferences(GSP), which focuses on regional trade agreements as well as efforts of developing countries towards sustainable development,
(SV) Mr President, the Generalised System of Preferences that is being debated today is an extremely good
trade-related policies(including through the Generalised System of Preferences and Free Trade Agreement negotiations).
Of course, the Generalised System of Preferences is also a good way of putting pressure on countries to get them to abide by international agreements
(PT) The Generalised System of Preferences has proved to be a key trade policy instrument for promoting development and eradicating poverty in the world's most fragile countries
good governance, which forms part of the European Union's generalised system of preferences.
Furthermore, Moldova was included in the list of countries that would benefit from January 2006 from the new Generalised System of Preferences(GSP+) which grants preferential access to EU markets to poor countries that are committed to good governance.
Background The generalised system of preferences allows manufactured products
On no account is expelling Belarus from the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) a sanction, since this is about qualified preferential access
If these negotiations fail, then Cotonou will end in a black hole for a number of countries from 1 January because our trade relations will then become the far less favourable Generalised System of Preferences.
who is not able to be here to discuss with this House the regulation on the generalised system of preferences(GSP).