Примеры использования Prevention of illegal trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances, mixtures.
Monitoring of international trade and prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances;
Prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances and products containing ozone-depleting substances;
Enhancing the capacity andawareness level of the services involved in the prevention of illegal trade and export;
It was very important for data reporting, prevention of illegal trade and policy setting to achieve the objectives of the Montreal Protocol.
The Co-Chair drew the Meeting's attention to the draft decision, on the monitoring of international trade and the prevention of illegal trade, contained in document UNEP/OzL.
Concerning the control over prevention of illegal trade the head of the Department of Trade and Service reported that an administrative act had been drawn up.
The side event highlights the contribution of the Montreal Protocol to climate protection and the prevention of illegal trade though capacity bulding of the enforcement officers.
Related to the prevention of illegal trade was the proper use of the Customs Codes issued under WCO's Harmonized System to identify correctly goods traded internationally.
Enhancing the relevant capacity of those agencies involved in the prevention of illegal trade and export of horns and horn products, such as customs;
Important tasks still lay ahead: prevention of illegal trade in ODS; establishment of effective licensing systems to monitor import and export of ODS; and monitoring, identification and immediate action concerning new substances with an ozone-depleting potential.
To recognize that licensing systems bring the following benefits: monitoring of imports andexports of ozone-depleting substances; prevention of illegal trade; and enabling data collection;
Recalling also decisions of the Meeting of the Parties aimed at the prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances, in particular decisions XIV/7, XVI/33, XVII/16, XVIII/18 and XIX/12.
To recognize that licensing systems bring the following benefits: monitoring of imports andexports of ozone-depleting substances; prevention of illegal trade; and enabling of data collection;
Green Customs Initiative(GCI)- Phase II:UNEP will support efforts in the prevention of illegal trade in environmentally sensitive commodities covered by relevant conventions while facilitating legal trade. .
UNEP was also assisting more than 80 countries to prepare HCFC phaseout management plans andwas continuing its network activities on technology transfer and the prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances.
Proposed study on issues relating to monitoring of international trade and prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances, mixtures and products containing ozone-depleting substances;
In reviewing the status of establishment of licensing systems, the Committee recognized that licensing systems bring the following benefits: monitoring of imports andexports of ozone-depleting substances, prevention of illegal trade and enabling data collection.
From the point of view of prevention of illegal trade it is very important that HCFCs are included since otherwise CFCs could be traded under trade names and customs codes of HCFCs, thereby escaping by and large customs controls.
A compendium of case studies providing examples of problems andchallenges encountered in the prevention of illegal trade of commodities controlled under multilateral environmental agreements.
After reporting on the number of new Parties to the Vienna Convention and the Montreal Protocol, he mentioned that a draft decision was before the Parties concerning the long-term strategy for ODS disposal and destruction technologies,as well as another on prevention of illegal trade in ODS and products containing ODS.
UNEP had continued its network activities, including cooperation between developing countries over technology transfer and the prevention of illegal trade, and was cooperating with existing regional and international organizations to strengthen ozone-related policy and regulation.
Customs agencies and other enforcement bodies play an essential role in the effective monitoring and control of import/export licensing mechanisms, in the collection of import/export data,in the enforcement of ODS regulations and in the prevention of illegal trade.
Recalling previous decisions of the Parties dealing with monitoring of trade in ODS, customs codes, ODS import andexport licensing systems and prevention of illegal trade in ODS, namely Decisions II/12, VI/19, VIII/20, IX/8, IX/22, X/18 and XI/26.
Mindful of the importance of a dedicated customs classification of goods for the prevention of illegal trade and of the positive impact in that regard of the new HS classification for HCFCs approved by the World Customs Organization, which entered into force in January 2012, and the new HS classification for mixtures containing, inter alia, HCFCs and HFCs or perfluorocarbons, which became effective at an earlier date.
Regional and national training workshops for customs and other enforcement officials to build capacities andpromote cooperation among authorities across regions for prevention of illegal trade of commodities controlled by multilateral environmental agreements.
In this respect, and in compliance with United Nations General Assembly resolutions, the State of Qatar provides information on the measures it has taken at the national level concerning specific matters in the field of disarmament and confidence-building,including(a) the prevention of illegal trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects;(b) the implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mines and on Their Destruction; and(c) other related matters.
Containing ozone-depleting substances The representative of Poland, speaking on behalf of a group of central and eastern European countries,introduced a revised draft decision on monitoring of international trade and prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances, mixtures and products containing ozone-depleting substances.
Recalling previous decisions of the Parties dealing with monitoring of trade in ozone-depleting substances, customs codes, ozone-depleting substances import andexport licensing systems and prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances, namely decisions II/12, VI/19, VIII/20, IX/8, IX/22, X/18, XI/26 and XIII/12.
Prevention and monitoring of illegal trade;