Examples of using Customs tariffs in English and their translations into Swedish
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For example, loss of tax revenues resulting from the dismantling of customs tariffs will arise once the EPAs have come into force.
It currently applies average customs tariffs of 10%, while consolidated GATT tariffs are between 25% and 50.
Apart from reducing the avoidance of customs tariffs and taxes, it would promote better monitoring and control of drug precursors.
partial suspension of customs tariffs on importation into the Community.
A customs union(with the same external customs tariffs for third countries and a common trade policy)4.
agricultural legislation and customs tariffs.
the payment of wages in a company they own, customs tariffs, unemployment, divorce,
establishing standards and customs tariffs in order to tackle environmental dumping,
There is concern in relation to the threat of introducing higher customs tariffs in 2008 for non-LDC ACP states as a kind of blackmail forcing them to accept any agreement.
The CEPT programme also provides for a special reduction that enables member countries which reduce their customs tariffs to 20% or beyond, even on the basis of the"most favoured nation" principle,
which is that an excessive reduction of customs tariffs could undermine preferential access to the EU market,
They range from reductions in customs tariffs, from starting rates of often over 40% to an average of 10%,
as the international basis for customs tariffs and statistical nomenclatures, the Convention on Nomenclature signed in Brussels on 15 December 1950,
especially in this day and age, to abolish customs tariffs and yet expect our products to substitute
70% of African budgets were made up of customs tariffs: Nigeria is set to lose 800 million euros.
Whereas the nine Member States are Contracting Parties to the Brussels Convention of 15 December 1950 on Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs; whereas the Common Customs Tariff is based on that Nomenclature;
states to remove their extremely high customs tariffs in many areas in order to create the necessary conditions for economic growth in this region.
The reform of the common market organization and the reduction of customs tariffs following the GATT Agreements will mean a significant reduction in the prices of Community rice
In the event of changes in transport and customs tariffs, raw materials prices
The Customs Cooperation Council recommendation of 18 June 1976 to amend the Nomenclature for the Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs is hereby accepted for application as from 1 January 1978.