Примеры использования Discriminatory trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With this in mind, it is disappointing to note that there are still unilateral and discriminatory trade practices.
One of the outstanding issues is the use of discriminatory trade measures against non-parties to an MEA.
The provisions of the agreements reached should enable the smaller countries to resist unilateral and discriminatory trade measures.
The abuse of anti-dumping measures and the use of discriminatory trade actions were among the actions to be rejected.
Import quotas are imposed by the state in order to protect local commodity producers, maintain balance of trade on internal market, and, moreover,in order to respond to discriminatory trade policies of other countries.
That did not, however,mean that any country could unilaterally impose discriminatory trade restrictions on the pretext of environmental considerations.
Brazil reiterates its firm opposition to the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed against Cuba andto the extraterritorial application of domestic trade laws and the adoption of discriminatory trade practices.
The Permanent Mission of Brazil has the honour to restate its position against discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws.
Brazil reiterates its position that discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws run counter to the need to promote dialogue and to uphold the principles and purposes of the Charter of the United Nations.
Member states should reduce the root causes of worldwide migration by eliminating discriminatory trade and economic policies in the industrialized North.
They should totally reject the use of discriminatory trade actions and the extraterritorial application of national legislation against the developing countries.
A drawback of regional trade blocs is that they create complex rules of origin and discriminatory trade taxes, leading to possible trade loss or diversion.
The primary legal measures to abolish discriminatory trade practices under the Agreement are the most-favoured-nation obligation, the national treatment obligation and obligations relating to transparency.
Lack of information regarding overseas markets,an adverse macroeconomic environment and discriminatory trade policies in potential export markets are some of the reasons for this.
Eliminate trade obstacles, including discriminatory trade practices, protectionist policies and non-tariff trade barriers, such as trade-distorting subsidies, that hinder the export of products to developed countries, particularly from developing countries;
That ECOSOC encourage member States to reduce the root causes of worldwide migration by eliminating discriminatory trade and economic policies in the industrialized North.
The Government of the Republic of Burundi considers that discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws are contrary to the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
Moreover, lack of progress in multilateral trade negotiations could lead to the further proliferation of regional trade agreements, of which there were already a considerable number in the South,thereby creating a"spaghetti bowl" of rules of origin and discriminatory trade taxes.
We call upon States Members to take further steps to eliminate discriminatory trade practices and to halt the unilateral economic, commercial and financial embargo against Cuba.
Brazil reiterates its strong belief that discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws are detrimental, not only to dialogue but also to the very prevalence of the principles and purposes enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.
Governments not complying with resolution 57/11 should urgently take further steps to eliminate discriminatory trade practices and bring to an end unilaterally declared economic, commercial and financial embargos.
The Republic of Nauru reiterates its position that discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws run counter to the need for promoting dialogue and ensuring the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
Furthermore, Governments not complying with General Assembly resolution 63/7 should urgently take further steps to eliminate discriminatory trade practices and bring to an end unilaterally declared economic, commercial and financial embargos.
The Government of the Republic of Trinidad andTobago believes that discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws do not accord with the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and in international law.
Governments not complying with resolution 60/12 should urgently take further steps to eliminate discriminatory trade practices and bring to an end unilaterally declared economic, commercial and financial embargoes.
Such studies should pay particular attention to terms of trade, discriminatory trade practices and unsustainable policies related to sectors such as agriculture and energy, and place special emphasis on their positive and negative effects on the sustainable management and use of forests.
Governments not complying with resolution 56/9 should urgently take further steps to eliminate discriminatory trade practices and bring to an end unilaterally declared economic, commercial and financial embargoes.
Sierra Leone supported the resolution andis convinced that the lifting of discriminatory trade practices and extraterritorial application of domestic laws would not only help to alleviate the socio-economic condition of the Cuban people, but also promote dialogue, good-neighbourliness and cooperation among States.
Governments not complying with resolution 61/11 should urgently take further steps to eliminate discriminatory trade practices and bring to an end unilaterally declared economic, commercial and financial embargoes.
Sierra Leone has consistently supported the resolution andis convinced that the removal of discriminatory trade practices and of the extraterritorial application of domestic laws would help to not only improve the socio-economic condition of the Cuban people, but also promote dialogue, good-neighbourliness and cooperation among States.