Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Imports from developing countries in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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No less than 50% of developed countries farm imports from developing countries at zero duty.
EU imports from developing countries grow at an average rate of 12%
We need only remember that the EU is the world's largest importer of agricultural products and that imports from developing countries stand at more than EUR 27 billion per year,
Whilst it is clear that imports from developing countries are necessary nowadays to meet a structural demand from the European market,
is still made with raw materials imported from developing countries.
Today, around 70% of the EU's agricultural imports originate from developing countries.
retain a differential of tariff duties between products imported from developing countries, without duty, and competing products from industrialized countries which will still bear some duty.
EEC imports from the developing countries CI. II.
Manufactured articles, however, account for less than 20% of total EEC imports from all developing countries.
As a result of the preferential agreements, imports from the developing countries enjoy the most favourable terms.
EU trade statistics show that EU agricultural imports from the developing countries totalled more than EUR 37 billion in 2003.
EEC imports from the developing countries would have remained at the same level as in 1970.
The CAP does not seem to have had any significant effect on the breakdown of agricultural imports from the developing countries.
Protectionist measures would now prevent imports from these developing countries and limit the latter' s opportunities to contribute to the international division of labour.
We proposed that the industrialised countries should guarantee that at least 50% of the total agricultural imports from the developing countries should not be subject to import duties.
CBI, Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries.
Imports from developing countries 2004-2006.
Special rules apply to imports from developing countries.
Flows of manufactured goods from the Mediterranean countries represent 13% in value terms of imports from developing countries.
Our lifestyles rely heavily on imports from developing countries, the production and transport of which may often accelerate loss of biodiversity.