Примеры использования Substantial transformation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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India's economy has undergone a substantial transformation.
The substantial transformation of the GSP had provoked a deviation from its original objectives, principally autonomy, voluntariness and non-reciprocity.
It is in these areas that the most substantial transformations have occurred in Poland.
The goods do not physically enter the domestic territory of the trader, andthe trader does not carry out substantial transformation of goods.
Global crises of the past have led to substantial transformations, to the appearance of new reserve currencies.
The substantial transformation criteria are being elaborated on a product specific basis, and are to be applied to a good when more than one country is concerned in its production.
According to the Kyoto Convention,"In practice the substantial transformation criterion can be expressed.
The purpose of, and one of the major difficulties in, developing such a harmonized set of rules of origin was to define the amount of working orprocessing which could be regarded as"substantial transformation.
This fact strongly underscored the need for a substantial transformation of the African rural sector.
The evaluation of contractual relations with foreign manufacturers and importers confirmed that during the investigated period, which corresponds to the period of unstableeconomic situation in Ukraine, the supply terms did not undergo substantial transformation.
In other words, the domestic entity does not carry out any substantial transformation on the purchased goods.
The percentage criterion determined substantial transformation according to the ratio of the price of materials to the price of products, but both were affected by market fluctuations.
In addition, it is important to note that the Agreement clearly provides that the Technical Committee will elaborate upon, on the basis of the substantial transformation criterion,"… the use of change in tariff sub-heading or heading.
In recent years the Republic's economy has undergone substantial transformations: the principles regulating the economy have altered and it is no longer command-driven but market-driven.
The representative of Mexico said that, in certain cases,origin criteria limited the export possibilities under the GSP of some products that underwent a substantial transformation without involving a change of tariff heading.
This reform should include substantial transformations in the principal organs, not only so that the Organization can better fulfil its mandate, but also to overcome the contradictions underlying provisions in the Charter so that the system will function in a truly democratic and transparent manner.
For the"assembly" claim to be valid,the product's"last substantial transformation" also should have occurred in the U.S.
Goods originating in industrial free zones; these are goods which, similarly to goods originating in the free circulation area, have been wholly obtained within the industrial free zones of a country orhave undergone a substantial transformation there;
The wine industry of La Mancha, in the last decade has undergone a substantial transformation in relation to techniques for growing grapes, as well as in winemaking.
It is assumed that goods do not originate in commercial free zones(see annex B, para. 13 below),which are also parts of an economic territory, since operations normally permitted in these zones do not constitute production or substantial transformation of goods.
To achieve that, we call on all Member States to make a commitment to achieve true substantial transformation this year in the Council's composition and its working methods.
The underlying principle is that the originating status of a good should be either the country where the good has been wholly obtained or, when more than one country isconcerned in its production, the country where the last substantial transformation has been carried out.
The percentage criterion(referred to as"ad valorem percentages")comes into play only as supplementary criteria in defining"substantial transformation" and only after the exclusive use of the HS nomenclature is not satisfactory to comply with"substantial transformation. .
In carrying out this work, it has to be noted that the purpose and one of the major difficulties in developing harmonized rules of origin, whether non-preferential or preferential, is to define the amount of working orprocessing which could be regarded as substantial transformation.
GSP duty-free treatment applies only to an eligible article which is the growth, product, or manufacture of a beneficiary developing country(BDC),i.e. has undergone substantial transformation in an exporting BDC and which meets the following rules of origin requirements.
As we are approaching an important milestone in the work of this session, I would like to emphasize that the adoption of two resolutions on the issue of the United Nations reform will represent a vivid example of the ability of the United Nations- and in particular of its General Assembly, as the most representative organ- to adapt itself to the changing international environment, to find adequate responses to the new challenges andsuccessfully to accomplish a substantial transformation of its activities.
During the discussions on the United Republic of Tanzania and Uganda case studies, two points were emphasized:(a)sustained high growth rates in an economy cannot be realized without substantial transformation of the economy and sufficient injection of external resources;(b) eradication of poverty and growth are not necessarily mutually exclusive, but growth is a prerequisite for poverty reduction.
As regards the commitment to ensure that applicable rules of origin are"transparent and simple", LDCs are engaged in operationalizing the commitment,including by calling for setting concrete parameters in respect of origin criteria("wholly obtained" and"substantial transformation") as well as cumulation rules.
Where two or more countries have taken part in the production of the goods,the origin of the goods shall be determined according to the substantial transformation criterion"(Kyoto Convention, annex D.1, p 11)."The term'substantial transformation criterion' means the criterion according to which origin is determined by regarding as the country of origin the country in which the last substantial manufacturing or processing, deemed sufficient to give the commodity its essential character, has been carried out" Kyoto Convention, annex D.1, p. 9.
The purpose of, andone of the major difficulties in, developing such a harmonized set of rules of origin is to define the amount of working or processing which could be regarded as substantial transformation on the basis of the change-of-tariff-heading criterion.