Примеры использования Be re-exported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Be re-exported to unauthorized users or to the illicit market;
Goods are imported by a non-resident, but will not be re-exported possible exemption from customs duties and VAT.
Be re-exported to unauthorized users or to the illicit market.
Concerning customs procedure code 91 there is no requirement orintention that the goods must be re-exported following processing.
Article 13.2(14.2) states that when vehicles cannot be re-exported due to seizure, then the requirement for re-exportation is suspended for the duration of the seizure.
The Consortium routinely obtained temporary approvals from the Iraqi customs authorities for the duty-free importation of equipment into Iraq which would later be re-exported.
Unused spare parts are subject to re-export andreplaced spare parts must be re-exported, destroyed or turned in according to the procedures established on the territory of the relevant Party.
FIAA reminded Customs of terms of conventions whereby no claim is payable on vehicles which cannot be re-exported due to Customs seizure.
It also lays down that the toxic or dangerous waste must be re-exported to the country of origin at the offender's expense and that re-exportation must be carried out under the supervision of the National Committee for the Defence of Natural Resources and of the Paraguayan Consulate in the country of export.
The duty free importation of vehicles which do not meet Canadian specifications is allowed with the requirement that the vehicle be re-exported at the end of the employee's term.
In order to prevent the diversion of exported weapons, Belgium is committed to the principle that materiel acquired in Belgium may not be re-exported without the prior authorization of the exporting Government.
The importer-- be it a private company or a government-- must present an end-user certificate, stating that the products will not be re-exported without prior authorization of the Government of Brazil.
States shall not authorize a transfer if it is likely to be diverted, within the transit orimporting country or be re-exported, to unauthorized uses or into the illicit trade.
The Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Tunisia to the United Nations has the honour to report that, in Tunisia, the arms trade is strictly regulated andthat military equipment purchased by the Tunisian army may not be re-exported, which requirement Tunisia has always observed.
A substantial portion of Kyrgyz exports are re-exports.
The risk of the arms being re-exported or delivered to terrorist organisations is taken into account when assessing the impact of the proposed export.
The receiving State involved in an arms transfer[must][should][accept responsibility in cases of lapses leadingto illicit arms traffic] and avoid such arms being re-exported illicitly.
Only when the goods are re-exported it seems reasonably that the goods might have been processed under contract.
Both aircraft were previously unarmed andused as display aircraft, being re-exported ostensibly for the same purpose. They arrived in Côte d'Ivoire in 2004.
The Indemnity Act of 1767,which gave the East India Company a refund of the duty on tea that was re-exported to the colonies, expired in 1772.
Incisa alleges that the guarantee was issued on 17 February 1988 but was extended to 17 October 1990 because most of the equipment was still in Baghdad andrelease of the guarantee was not possible until the equipment was re-exported.
In assessing the impact of the proposed export on the importing country and the risk that exported goods might be diverted to an undesirable end-user,the risk of the arms being re-exported or diverted to terrorist organisations is considered.
In assessing the impact of the proposed export on the importing country and the risk that exported goods might be delivered to an undesirable end-user,the risk of the arms being re-exported or delivered to terrorist organizations is taken into account.
The final accounting for quantities of Lysol indicated that of the 1.57 million litres procured, about 155,000 litres were distributed and utilized in the former Yugoslavia,while the remaining quantity was re-exported to the supplier and to other UNHCR programmes that had a need for disinfectant.
In its reply to the article 34 notification, Hasan narrowed the scope of its claim stating that except for the"prefabricated buildings and their contents",all the other items on the list certified in 1985 were re-exported to Turkey.
With respect to the items on the list certified in 1986,Hasan stated that most of the items were re-exported back to Turkey and the remaining items were at the project site"awaiting final acceptance.
In reality, all exports of oil products from Kyrgyzstan are re-exports, because the capacity of the country's domestic refineries is either too small to serve export supplies on the reported scale, 19 or, in the case of kerosene for aircraft, non-existent.
Indeed, during the period 1995- 2000 about 30 per cent of Palestinian exports were re-exports, a fact which suggests, along with other features of export composition, an overall low-value-added component in Palestinian exports.
The rod-type fuel elements, which the PR-0 stopped using in 1988 andwhich were being stored in material balance area PE-A, were re-exported to Argentina in 1989; the relevant inventory change report was submitted to IAEA together with the notifications required by the relevant quadripartite agreement.
In the European Union a special type of transit trade exists."Quasi transit trade" is a peculiar kind of transit trade where goods are declared as imports(to the Customs' authorities) in the relevant transit country, but are not considered as imports in the compilation of national accounts,since the very same goods are re-exported(without any major transformation or treatment) to another country.