Примеры использования Unilateral trade measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unilateral trade measures.
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.
The use of such unilateral trade measures to achieve domestic objectives poses a danger to the multilateral trading system.
The country is an active member of the World Trade Organization, andit continues to demand that World Trade Organization member countries eliminate all barriers imposed as unilateral trade measures.
The misuse of unilateral trade measures should be curtailed.
In 2004, in breach of the principles of international trade and of international law,the United States of America had taken unilateral trade measures against the Syrian Arab Republic which were still in force.
It believed that unilateral trade measures purportedly taken to protect the environment actually jeopardized the objectives of sustainable development.
This vote also expresses our solidarity with like-minded members in opposing the application of unilateral trade measures against Cuba, with extraterritorial effects on the peoples and economies of other 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 extraterritorial nature, the citizens of other countries.
The efforts being made in other forums, such as the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT) and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD), to link trade and development might undermine development efforts,especially if they resulted in unilateral trade measures.
Furthermore, many developing countries have taken unilateral trade measures, which have made a positive contribution to the liberalization process at the global level.
Mr. Bin Nayan(Malaysia):The issue for the General Assembly to reflect on as it considers agenda item 27 is whether a State is permitted under international law to take punitive unilateral trade measures or use undemocratic means to induce political and social reforms in another State.
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.
The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania expresses once again its solidarity with the likeminded Member States to denounce the application of unilateral trade measures against Cuba, with extraterritorial effects to peoples and economies of other States.
The adoption of unilateral trade measures that blocked or restricted developing country exports on climate change-related grounds violated WTO provisions and should therefore be prohibited.
Malaysia firmly believes that there is no justification for the continuation of the unilateral trade measures against Cuba that also impinge on the right of other States to engage in free trade and navigation.
It opposes, in particular, unilateral trade measures that impose coercive penalties and sanctions, such as those that the United States of America is maintaining against the Sudan, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and other countries for the purpose of advancing its own interests in a manner that is totally incompatible with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and international cooperation.
Malaysia firmly believes that there is no justification for the United States to take unilateral trade measures against Cuba that also impinge upon the right of other States to engage freely in international trade and navigation.
Although not foreseen in the Punta del Este Ministerial Declaration on the Uruguay Round, 11/ which launched the Uruguay Round in 1986, the idea of WTO was presented by its main proponents as a necessary means for implementing the results of the Uruguay Round within a common institutional framework, as well as for imposing additional multilateral discipline on other countries,particularly on their unilateral trade measures.
Malaysia firmly believes that there is no justification for the United States to take unilateral trade measures against Cuba that also impinge on the right of other States to engage freely in international trade and navigation.
In that regard, it was essential to eliminate such unilateral trade measures as the absurd embargo enforced against Cuba by the United States of America, which violated the United Nations Charter, international law and the spirit and letter of the Agreements of WTO.
The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania expresses once again its solidarity with like-minded Member States to denounce the application of unilateral trade measures against Cuba that have extraterritorial effects on the peoples and economies of other States.
An analysis should also be made of the impact on developing countries of applying restrictive, unilateral trade measures, using as a basis the studies conducted by the UNCTAD Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade, Environment and Development and the results of meetings of the WTO Trade and Environment Committee.
Mr. Jenie(Indonesia): Since the forty-seventh session of the General Assembly, Member States have increasingly rejected the deployment of unilateral trade measures by any Member State to attempt political reforms in another Member State.
Developing countries were also the victims of other unfair trade practices, such as unilateral trade measures, the extraterritorial application of laws, and conditions for preferential market access that were totally unrelated to trade. .
Nor has it sufficed that in its 1993 report on trade with the United States andinvestment barriers, the Commission of the European Communities condemned unilateral trade measures adopted by the United States Government, in particular those affecting freedom of trade and shipping.
The typology is intended to clarify the continuum between unilateral and multilateral trade measures for environmental purposes.
The provisions of the agreements reached should enable the smaller countries to resist unilateral and discriminatory trade measures.
Taking measures, including financial compensation, where appropriate,to mitigate trade losses incurred by the LDCs as a result of unilateral SPS trade measures found to be inconsistent with international standards and guidelines;
Therefore, we strongly reject the implementation of unilateral economic and trade measures by one State against another that affect the free flow of international trade and financial resources.