Examples of using Regulating trade in English and their translations into Spanish
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considered under WTO law to be a permissible means of regulating trade in goods.
CITES National Focal Points, regulating trade in wild meat of terrestrial
Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade establishes an international mechanism for regulating trade in the pesticides and industrial chemicals that are listed in its Annex III. The Convention conditions the movement of those chemicals on the prior informed consent of the parties over whose territories they are to be shipped.
There are others who see scope for Article XX to apply to other agreements regulating trade in goods, such as the SCM Agreement;
with the consent of the flag state, with the purpose of ensuring strict implementation of measures regulating trade and other economic activities in which Japan takes part.
cooperation in regulating trade in firearms and munitions,
The GPA is the pre-eminent international instrument regulating trade in government procurement markets,
EXBS works to ensure conformity with international standards for regulating trade in items on the control lists of the multilateral export control regimes,
No 338/97 on the protection of species of wild fauna and flora by regulating trade therein.
legally binding arms trade treaty capable of regulating trade in conventional arms
Activity 13: Regulate trade in captive bred
Activity 6: Regulate trade of species threatened with extinction.
Activity 7: Regulate trade in species that may become threatened with extinction.
Regulatory amendments are in progress for the professional orders and certain regulated trades.
Therefore, the standards that regulate trade in services cannot be the same as those applied to goods.
Regulate trade in used vehicles
But here too we must have rules of the game, acknowledged at the world level, so as to develop and regulate trade, ensure that it is fair
The section also discusses other important international agreements that regulate trade in natural resources
Nationally established export quotas are important tools used by the Parties to monitor and regulate trade in CITES-listed species.
This section also presents a selection of international agreements that regulate trade in natural resources
