Примеры использования Customs authorities should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Customs authorities should.
On entry, the Customs authorities should.
Customs authorities should return the duly filled-in MRF as soon as possible.
On exit, the Customs authorities should.
Customs authorities should give priority to"single-window" or"one-stop-shop" control techniques.
At the same time, the TIRExB noted that,in view of the possible incompleteness of the ITDB data, Customs authorities should be rather prudent in using such information.
All documents to the customs authorities should be prepared in accordance with the European standards.
At its previous session, the Working Party Working Party approved a comment to Article 23, clarifying that Customs authorities should only impose escorts on the basis of risk assessment procedures.
In addition, Customs authorities should indicate in Box 5 of the concerned counterfoils No. 1 and 2:"Access refused.
Explanatory Note 0.11-1: In addition to the notification to the guaranteeing association, Customs authorities should also notify the TIR Carnet holder as soon as possible when a TIR operation has not been discharged.
Customs authorities should nevertheless continue to try sending the start message at a later stage or from another Customs office.
As far as the description of the goods is concerned, the customs authorities should strictly focus on products similar to the goods subject to trade policy measure.
Customs authorities should make maximum use of information technology to assist them(Governments) in the efficient performance of their duties.
In addition to the notification to the guaranteeing association, Customs authorities should also notify the TIR Carnet holder as soon as possible when a TIR operation has not been discharged.
Customs authorities should nevertheless continue to try sending will nevertheless send the start message at a later stage or from another Customs office.
The Board felt that,with a view to preventing fraud, all Customs authorities should be encouraged to report, as soon as possible, to the TIRExB on new fraud cases on a confidential basis.
Customs Authorities should strive to provide assistance to operators who are seeking to develop standard security plans and other similar security-related measures.
When assessing the risks involved in a specific TIR operation the Customs authorities should take into consideration all risk management factors and not just the potential amount of duties and taxes involved.
Customs authorities should examine closely the possibility of separating the process of goods release from the processes of revenue collection, accounting and statistical reporting.
The IRU believes that in determining what constitutes a"special case" the Customs authorities should take into consideration a range of factors, and not just the simplistic factor concerning the amount of duties and taxes involved.
Customs authorities should urgently examine their existing practices and institute a programme of reform for those procedures that are identified as inefficient or redundant.
To ensure maximum transparency of Customs operations, Customs authorities should provide the trading community with information on Customs formalities and requirements.
Customs Authorities should pay specific consideration to security aspects when inspecting vehicles and containers for acceptance/approval for international transports under Customs seals.
The Committee may wish to endorse the following comment to Article 23, clarifying that Customs authorities should only impose escorts on the basis of risk assessment procedures ECE/TRANS/WP.30/240, para. 26.
To assert a claim, Customs Authorities should provide the Guaranteeing Association with appropriate evidences of accomplishment of those various steps.
Customs authorities should notify their respective national guaranteeing association(s) as soon as possible of cases covered by Article 11, paragraph 1, that is when a TIR operation has not been discharged.
National association and Customs authorities should preliminary agree to both use the ITDBonline+ as an exchange platform.
Customs authorities should simplify their requirements for Export, transit and import procedures in line with the International Convention on the Simplification and Harmonisation of customs procedures Kyoto Convention of the Customs Co-operation Council.
In case of failure by those person to settle the taxes and duties, Customs authorities should be prepared to use the provisions of Article 38 in order to exclude the TIR holder(s) from the TIR system where appropriate and in accordance with national legislation.
National Customs authorities should be concerned to prevent the import or export of unauthorized and potentially hazardous material and should therefore provide for the radiation monitoring of incoming and outgoing shipments of metal scrap at key border points.