Примеры использования Unilateral trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unilateral trade measures.
Continuing need for unilateral trade preferences.
This latter differs from the others in that it involves reciprocal rather than unilateral trade preferences.
The misuse of unilateral trade measures should be curtailed.
That reflected a significant change from the situation that had existed prior to the Uruguay Round of unilateral trade negotiations.
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The GSP and other unilateral trade preferences are facing a new trading environment.
This latter type of arrangement differs from the others in that it involves reciprocal rather than unilateral trade preferences.
Dumping, illegal privileges, unilateral trade practicians of other countries and currency speculation.
Arrangements of the latter type differ from the others in that they involve reciprocal rather than unilateral trade preferences.
Unilateral trade preferences granted by integration groupings to LDCs might offer a solution.
However, the EU's international agreements and unilateral trade preferences will apply immediately in the enlarged union.
In addition, there was a need for UNCTAD andWTO to enhance their mutual cooperation in the area of GSP and other unilateral trade preferences.
This indicates that unilateral trade, economic and other measures are still in force against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
This item will serve to revitalize the debate on GSP and other unilateral trade preferences and their role in the new trading environment.
The use of such unilateral trade measures to achieve domestic objectives poses a danger to the multilateral trading system.
Iceland believes that it is not in the best interest of the multilateral system for States to apply unilateral trade sanctions outside the United Nations system.
The GSP and other unilateral trade preferences constitute a specific case of S&D treatment of developing countries.
Finally, his delegation condemned the practice of imposing laws and coercive economic measures,including unilateral trade sanctions, against developing countries.
The GSP and other unilateral trade preferences constitute a particular case of S&D treatment extended by developed to developing countries.
Since the forty-seventh session of the General Assembly, Member States have rejected the use of unilateral trade measures by one Member State to effect political reforms in another.
It believed that unilateral trade measures purportedly taken to protect the environment actually jeopardized the objectives of sustainable development.
The Generalized System of Preferences(GSP) and other unilateral trade preferences play a significant role in providing enhanced market access to developing countries.
The implementation of unilateral trade measures against Cuba adversely affects the social and economic well-being of the people of Cuba and, because of its extraterritorial nature, the citizens of other countries.
Several delegations expressed concern that unilateral trade barriers were being applied to the detriment of some exporting developing States.
The implementation of unilateral trade measures against Cuba adversely affects the social and economic well-being of the people of Cuba and, because of its extraterritoriality, the citizens of other countries.
Furthermore, many developing countries have taken unilateral trade measures, which have made a positive contribution to the liberalization process at the global level.
The GSP, like other unilateral trade preferences, represents a move, even if limited and unbalanced, towards freer trade and the widening of opportunities for the exploitation of comparative advantage.
Besides the origin rules of GSP schemes and other unilateral trade preferences, a great number of contractual sets attached to reciprocal trade arrangements are applied.
It would focus its unilateral trade preferences on the most vulnerable countries and on key sectors, including energy, agriculture and bond security.
Secondly, there was a need to avoid unilateral trade restrictions as a response to environmental challenges outside a country's jurisdiction.