Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Obstacles to trade in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Computer
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Programming
in the absence of action at EU level, obstacles to trade would arise.
the need to avoid unnecessary obstacles to trade.
Despite the internal market, practical obstacles to trade in goods and services still exist.
The present Decision would establish uniform rules for the circulation of the products and it would avoid obstacles to trade because of differences in legislation between the Member States.
It draws up priorities in this field, taking account of the obstacles to trade resulting from the national provisions.
The complaint must contain sufficient evidence of the existence of the obstacles to trade and of the injury resulting therefrom.
producers the right to lodge a complaint with the Commission on obstacles to trade.
This major simplification of the process for VAT returns supports the Commission's wider commitments to reducing administrative burdens and obstacles to trade within the Single Market.
There is a risk, in fact, that Member States will replace the obstacles to trade that have been eliminated by the 1992 programme with subsidies.
Moreover, all obstacles to trade, i.e. customs duties
Can we really believe that eliminating obstacles to trade and establishing a unified market could alone ensure
removing obstacles to trade and effective regulation of the market.
should put an end to the obstacles to trade in this sector.
Under these circumstances there is the danger that the efforts to suppress technical obstacles to trade will come to a standstill.
With those recently forwarded, the number of proposals the Commission has submitted to the Council on the abolition of technical obstacles to trade in industrial products rises to 55.
As regards obstacles to trade in defence equipment, the Commission welcomes the approach of the US Aerospace Commission.
measures to combat obstacles to trade and illegal practices.
The regulations concerning this free movement without any obstacles to trade are based on the Council resolution of 7 May 19855 on a new approach to technical harmonisation and standards.
Therefore, although a number of procedures exist under which the Commissioncan tackle private-sector obstacles to trade with third countries, their actualapplication depends
objective has been achieved, i.e. the removal of technical obstacles to trade in the Union.