Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Export licences in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The ECSC will inform the US of any violations concerning the export licences which come to its attention
The reports concerning meat seem strongly exaggerated, since the export licences issued for beef in December 1983 covered a total of about 11 000 tonnes.
The applications for export licences referred to in Article 1 which were lodged from Monday to Wednesday of the same week;
Export licences will provide that shipment must be made within a period of three months.
Actual decisions on the granting of export licences remain, however, a matter for national authorities.
It is hereby agreed that export licences will be valid for three months with effect from their date of issue.
including the imposition of penalties, as may be necessary to make effective the obligations resulting from the export licences.
Export licences will be issued against the export ceiling for the initial period
Applications for export licences may be lodged with the competent authorities from Wednesday until 1 p.m. on the following Tuesday.
Any export licences already obtained, or a plan to obtain such licences if they are needed.
Indeed, the annual costs associated with intra-community import/export licences for military goods are estimated at 238.90 million euros for industries and administrations.
Export licences are auctioned
These export licences will be issued by the Pakistani authorities up to the total amount of the agreed ceilings.
The corresponding import licences shall be valid until the date on which validity of the export licences expires.
greater liberalisation and the abolition of export licences and price controls.
It is essentially about facilitation of export licences for products that can be used for both military
The export licences shall be issued as soon as the successful tenderers have been selected.
That Member States will reject applications for which export licences have not yet been issued;
In fact the code of conduct on exports of military equipment that was adopted in 1998 contains many common criteria against which applications for export licences are assessed.
Applications for import or export licences, in writing, shall be sent to