Примеры использования Import decisions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The list of import decisions is also available electronically.
Ensure that exporters comply with import decisions within six months.
Those import decisions will be reflected in the PIC Circular of December 2005.
The issues surrounding the lack of import decisions in individual countries are complex.
One such example is entitled"Strengthening capabilities in countries to make prior informed consent import decisions.
Compilations of import decisions are forwarded to participating countries biannually.
Strengthening Capabilities in Countries to Make PIC Import Decisions, March 1995 available as a draft.
Range of import decisions indicating"consent" or"consent subject to conditions.
The responsible authorities are able to use effectively the information contained in the DGD to help make informed import decisions;
Enact and implement procedures to communicate import decisions to authorities responsible for controlling imports. .
Ensure that responsible authorities are able to effectively use information contained in decision guidance documents as basis for making informed import decisions.
Establish procedures to ensure that import decisions are communicated to authorities responsible for controlling exports, including customs officials.
This is intended to enable exporting countries to ensure that exports of these chemicals do not take place contrary to the import decisions of the importing countries concerned.
He also indicated that 13 new import decisions had recently been transmitted to the secretariat and announced the notification of a regulatory action on asbestos.
In addition, upon request and as appropriate,they are to assist importing Parties to obtain further information on chemicals in Annex III that would be of assistance in making import decisions.
National laws may further specify that such import decisions shall be made available to“those concerned within its jurisdiction,” in accordance with Article 10.8.
Some of these responses were submitted prior to the entry into force of the Stockholm Convention, however, andParties may not have updated their import decisions simply because there is little evidence of continuing trade in these chemicals.
National laws may also specify that import decisions shall be communicated to authorities responsible for controlling import, including customs officials.
The secretariat introduced the agenda item, noting that, although the Committee was not required to assess alternatives,it had considered it useful to provide additional information to countries on alternatives to chrysotile to assist them in making their related import decisions.
National laws may also include provisions to ensure that import decisions are communicated to authorities responsible for controlling import, including customs officials.
The import decisions are circulated and exporting country parties are obligated under the Convention to take appropriate measures to ensure that exporters within its jurisdiction comply with the decisions. .
This document discusses main elements of an effective national scheme to make import decisions in the context of the PIC procedure of the London Guidelines and the FAO Code of Conduct.
In accordance with paragraph 10 of article 10, the Secretariat informs all Parties of the responses received regarding future imports every six months, including, where available, a description of the legislative oradministrative measures on which import decisions are based.
Both exporting Parties andexporting participating States are requested to observe the import decisions of participating States and Parties and to continue to provide export notifications pursuant to article 12 of the Convention.
In accordance with paragraph 10 of article 10, the secretariat informs all Parties of the responses received regarding future imports every six months including, where available, a description of the legislative oradministrative measures on which import decisions are based.
Review the status of import decisions taken under the Prior Informed Consent(PIC) procedure of the Rotterdam Convention for those chemicals that are also subject to the Stockholm Convention as a means of defining national objectives regarding these substances.
Further request the Secretariat to circulate, through a formal note to all Parties, the draft DGDs andthe extract of the Conference meeting report relevant to that chemical and publish import decisions[through the PIC circulars and] on the special section of the website, in order to enhance in-depth information exchange.
As the rate at which new Parties ratify the Convention slows and with no new chemicals being added to Annex III it is to be expected that the number of import responses submitted will continue to decline until it reaches some form of steady state reflecting the rate at which Parties change orupdate their previous import decisions.
The Committee recognized that, as a result of their decision toinclude monocrotophos in the interim PIC procedure, countries would, in accordance with Article 10, be required to submit separate import decisions for all forms of monocrotophos, as well as for severely hazardous formulations(soluble liquid formulations exceeding 600 grams active ingredient per litre), currently listed in Annex III of the Convention.
The Secretariat plays a key role in this information exchange as it receives and distributes information, inter alia, on: designated national authorities; national regulatory actions to ban or severely restrict a chemical; proposals for severely hazardous pesticide formulations causing problems under the conditions of use in developing countries or countries with economies in transition; information pertaining to the possible removal of achemical from the Convention; information on import decisions regarding chemicals subject to the PIC procedure and information on transit movements.