Примеры использования Exports of ozonedepleting substances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To introduce a system for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, including quotas by the end of 2004;
Exporters of ozone-depleting substances andneighbouring countries to curb illegal trade by controlling exports of ozonedepleting substances to Iraq;
Two Parties- Trinidad andTobago and Turkey- reported exports of ozonedepleting substances for 2008 but did not specify quantities for individual destinations for any of their exports. .
The Committee had carefully reviewed both parties' circumstances, andin particular any measures taken by them to control exports of ozonedepleting substances, and would continue to monitor their progress.
One member of the Committee noted that Somalia was among the Parties that had ratified the Montreal Amendment buthad failed to introduce a licensing system for imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances.
To monitoring its existing system for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, including import quotas;
In one region, there had been information exchange about shipments and authorized importers between exporting and importing countries,including automatic notification to the receiving countries of authorized exports of ozonedepleting substances.
Recognizing that licensing systems provide for the monitoring of imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, prevent illegal trade and enable data collection.
Also to note with appreciation that Fiji had in 2006 fulfilled its commitment, contained in decision XVII/33, to commence implementation of a methyl bromide import quota system in 2006 andto monitor its existing system for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances.
Recognizing that licensing systems provide for the monitoring of imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, prevent illegal trade and enable data collection.
Noting with concern, however, that San Marino and Timor-Leste have not reported, in accordance with recommendation 46/12,on the status of their implementation of Article 4B of the Montreal Protocol regarding the establishment of systems for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances.
Annex VIII presents aggregate summary information comparing production,imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, broken down by Article 5 classification, for 2012 and 2013.
Introducing the item,the Co-Chair recalled that at the thirty-second meeting of the Openended Working Group the European Union had put forward a draft decision with a view to reducing the burden of clarifying discrepancies between reports of imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances and helping to identify illegal trade.
For 2012, which is the latest year with complete data, parties reporting exports of ozonedepleting substances specified the destinations for about 98 per cent of those substances by weight.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had also committed,as recorded in decision XV/36 of the Fifteenth Meeting of the Parties, to establish a system for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances that included a quota system.
Three Parties- India, Turkey andBolivarian Republic of Venezuela- reported exports of ozonedepleting substances for 2007 but did not specify quantities for individual destinations for any of their exports. .
To note with appreciation Kenya's explanation for its reported consumption of 162.210 ODP-tonnes of the Annex A, group I, controlled substances(CFCs) in 2005, in excess of the Protocol's requirement to reduce its consumption in that year to no greater than 50 percent of the Party's baseline level,including its efforts to adopt a system for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances that included import quotas;
To encourage Botswana, which is non-party to the Montreal Amendment to the Protocol andhas not yet established a licensing system to control imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, to ratify the Amendment and to establish such a licensing system;
To encourage Botswana, which is non-party to the Montreal Amendment to the Protocol andhas not yet established a licensing system to control imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, to ratify the Amendment and to establish such a licensing system;
Recalling that Eritrea previously confirmed that although it did not yet have a formal licensing system it was taking measures to control imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances, including through the application of existing legislation where appropriate.
Noting also that the information reported to the Secretariat in June and September 2011 by Ethiopia and in December 2010 andJuly 2011 by Timor-Leste on their efforts to establish and operate systems for licensing imports and exports of ozonedepleting substances in accordance with Article 4B of the Protocol demonstrated progress towards compliance with the Protocol.
To introduce by 1 July 2007 a system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances that includes import quotas;
To monitor its system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances, which includes import quotas;
To introduce by 31 December 2006, a system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances that includes import quotas for all ozone-depleting substances listed under the Montreal Protocol.
Eritrea, for establishing andoperating a system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances as required under Article 4B of the Protocol;
To monitoring its system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances, including import quotas;
To urge Kenya to gazette the ozonedepleting substances regulations required to establish andimplement its system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances, which includes import quotas, as soon as possible and preferably no later than 31 December 2006;
Issues discussed included data and information reporting requirements under the Protocol, implementation of phase-out schedule of ozone-depleting substances andestablishing licensing systems for controlling the import and export of ozonedepleting substances.
Further to request Eritrea to notify the Secretariat in writing, immediately after it had established andcommenced operation of a system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances, in accordance with its obligations under Article 4B of the Protocol;
To note with appreciation that, in accordance with recommendation 36/2,Armenia had identified the date by which it committed to introduce a system for licensing the import and export of ozonedepleting substances that would include import quotas, and also to note with appreciation the report submitted by the Party on its progress in establishing that system;