Примери за използване на Framework of bilateral на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In his reply the EC boss demands that these problems be resolved in the framework of bilateral relations.
Within the framework of bilateral cooperation, it is considered acceptable to extend a network of integrated infrastructure irradiation centers in the UAE, the Republic of Mauritius and Malaysia.
Two contracts between two Bulgarian companies andtheir Chinese partners were signed in the framework of bilateral business forum in Beijing.
Greece and FYROM, pending the Nomenclature,have a conventional framework of bilateral relations that is totally inadequate- the conventional framework of relations between Greece and the then Yugoslavia.
It should be considered in the framework of the OSCE together with the United States, but not in the framework of bilateral relations with Russia.
In the framework of bilateral cooperation in both directions are the flows of goods, direct investments, credit and financial resources, transport- logistics, construction, consulting services and market know-how, the exchange of labor and high technologies.
Safeguarding enhanced protection for geographical indications within the framework of bilateral trade agreements and the WTO is of primary importance.
In the framework of bilateral talks, Maxim Gninenko informed his European colleagues that after the introduction of sanctions, the flow of imports from Switzerland has already increased about two-fold, and the supply of apples- somewhere in four hundred times.
President Rumen Radev andTamim bin Hamad Al Thani discussed in Doha high-tech projects which will set a new long-term framework of bilateral partnership.
Third country services may not be notified as approved technical services other than in the framework of bilateral agreements or multilateral agreements between the Community and third countries.
The detailed rules for establishing and sharing the specific situational pictures shall be set out in an operational plan for the operational activities concerned and in a bilateral ormultilateral agreement where a specific situational picture is established in the framework of bilateral or multilateral cooperation with third countries.
The Kiev regime personally replenishes the list of issues that would be worth resolving in the framework of bilateral negotiations, continued the OSCE Secretary General, recalling the difficult situation in the Donbas, nationalist solutions to eradicate the Russian language and other problems.
Member states should promote wider use of the euro in relations with third countries in field of energy,including in contracts within the framework of bilateral and multilateral international agreements,”.
Shall also be considered European the works which are created within the framework of bilateral agreements between European countries and third countries provided that the European co-producers have a prevailing financial contribution to the total costs of the production and that such production is managed by one or more European producers.
We didn't consider the signing of such an agreement as a choice between the EU and the United States," Meta said after the talks."Itwas realisedin the framework of bilateral co-operation with the United States, which requested such a thing.
Article 1(4) specifies that productions which are not European works butare made in the framework of bilateral co-production agreements concluded between Member States and third countries will be treated as European works provided that the EU co-producers supply a majority share of the production costs and the production is not controlled by the producer from the third country.
Concerned Parties may set up, where appropriate, institutional arrangements orenlarge the mandate of existing institutional arrangements within the framework of bilateral and multilateral agreements in order to give full effect to this Convention.
Applications that are not European works within the meaning of paragraph 1 butthat are produced within the framework of bilateral co-production agreements between Member States and third countries, be considered to be European works provided that the majority of the total production cost incurred by the contribution of co-producers of the community, and if the production is not controlled by one or more producers established outside the territory of the Member States.
The high-tech projects with a high added value do not require considerable investments such as transport infrastructure, butare directed towards the future and can set a new long-term framework of bilateral cooperation with Qatar,” the Head of State further said at the talks.
(iii) Works that are not European works within the meaning of point(i) butthat are produced within the framework of bilateral co-production treaties concluded between Member States and third countries shall be deemed to be European works provided that the co-producers from the Community supply a majority share of the total cost of production and that the production is not controlled by one or more producers established outside the territory of the Member States.
Such information can facilitate the task of market surveillance authorities in tracing the product back to the actualplace of manufacture and enable contacts with the authorities of the countries of origin in the framework of bilateral or multilateral cooperation on consumer product safety for appropriate follow up actions.
(4) Works which are not European works within the meaning of paragraph(1), butthat are produced within the framework of bilateral co-production treaties concluded between member states and third countries shall be deemed to be European works provided that the co- producers from the Community supply a majority share of the total cost of production and that the production is not controlled by one or more producers established outside the territory of the member states.
This information can facilitate the task of the market surveillance authorities in identifying the actualplace of manufacture and makes it possible to contact the authorities of the country of origin in the framework of bilateral or multilateral cooperation on consumer product safety with a view to appropriate subsequent monitoring.
Member states should promote wider use of the euro in relations with third countries in field of energy,including in contracts within the framework of bilateral and multilateral international agreements,” intergovernmental agreements with third countries a model clause, developed by the Commission, related to the use of the euro as default currency”.
Products originating in Albania, the Republic of Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia or Montenegro continue to benefit from the provisions of Regulation(EC)No 1215/2009 when so indicated or from any measures provided in the same regulation which are more favourable than the trade concessions provided for in the framework of bilateral agreements between the European Union and these countries.
In his welcoming speech to the guests,the Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo in Bulgaria Edon Cana said that this logo 10-year-old friendship symbolizes new framework of bilateral relations between the new state of Kosovo and Bulgaria but our friendship and relations are much older than this and they have always been on good terms between our people.
We also call on the Commission to promote the EU's offensive agricultural interests and the competitive advantage of the EU's high quality agri-food products and,more importantly, to secure enhanced protection for geographical indications by our partners, both within the framework of bilateral trade agreements and within the framework of the ACTA and the WTO.
In order to ensure that the information contained in EUROSUR is as complete and up to date as possible, in particular with regard to the situation in third countries,the Agency should cooperate with the authorities of third countries either in the framework of bilateral and multilateral agreements between the Member States and third countries, including regional networks, or through working arrangements concluded between the Agency and the relevant authorities of third countries.
Such information can facilitate the task of market surveillance authorities in tracing the product back to the actualplace of manufacture and enable contacts with the authorities of the countries of origin in the framework of bilateral or multilateral cooperation on consumer product safety for appropriate follow up actions.
The customs authorities of the Member States may authorise any exporter, hereinafter referred to as an‘approved exporter',who makes frequent shipments of products originating in the European Union within the framework of bilateral cumulation to make out invoice declarations, irrespective of the value of the products concerned, where that exporter offers, to the satisfaction of the customs authorities, all guarantees necessary to verify.