Примери за използване на Import authorisations на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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These audits will include the system of import authorisations.
Three of the import authorisations were not encoded in OFIS at all.
The Commission acknowledges certain weaknesses in the system of import authorisations.
Around 4 000 import authorisations are granted yearly by the 27 Member States of the EU.
Most Member States followed the recommendation and withdrew the import authorisations concerned.
Export and import authorisations are issued using a form based on the model in Annex V.
The Court found weaknesses in the system used for granting import authorisations(paragraphs 68 to 77).
As long as the import authorisations regime is in operation Member States should ensure its correct application.
Since 2001 the Commission has not carried out any audits in Member States to verify that they grant import authorisations only when the conditions of the regulation are complied with.
The fourth regime, the import authorisations regime, was established with only a transitional character by Council Regulation(EEC) No 2083/92.
During the pilot audit carried out in Austria in 2011,the Commission found that the Member State itself had decided to take action in order to improve the quality of import authorisations issued.
Since then the possibility to grant import authorisations has been extended several times19.
Besides, import authorisations, ex post statistical surveillance systems and the requirements of single administrative documents already ensure that imports are effectively controlled in the Union.
In 2009, Germany temporarily suspended eight import authorisations due to detection of pesticide residues in certain consignments.
In the absence of any on-the-spot visits to Member States inthe last 10 years, the Commission has no up-to-date information to assess whether import authorisations could and should be granted.
In that Member State, the issuing of import authorisations, which was previously carried out at regional level, had been centralised to a single point in order to harmonise the system.
France's Jose Bove, vice-chairman of the European Parliament's commission for agriculture and known as an opponent of GM,called for an immediate suspension of all EU cultivation and import authorisations of GM crops.
OFIS provides for the transmission of information concerning import authorisations between Member States and the Commission, as required according to Article 19(2) of Regulation(EC) No 1235/2008.
In the wake of the publication, Jose Bove, vice-chairman of the European Parliament's commission for agriculture,called for an immediate suspension of all EU cultivation and import authorisations of genetically modified crops.
Cases presenting difficulties under the system of import authorisations are discussed with a view to ensuring that Member States adopt a harmonised approach, such as in the case mentioned by the Court in Box 8.
The Court further notes that there is a significant backlog in assessing applications for equivalence from third countries;(f)weaknesses exist in the system used for granting import authorisations.
In one case, however, the Commission has recommended(but not requested)the Member States to withdraw import authorisations for a certain product; however, this recommendation was not followed by all Member States(see Box 8).
The system for issuing import authorisations was checked by the Commission as part of the pilot audit on organic farming in Austria in 2011 and will be systematically checked during all subsequent organic farming audits as from 2012.
Results from the Member States' visits carried out in the context of this audit have shown examples where the information communicated by the Member States in OFIS concerning the import authorisations is not reliable and complete(see Box 7).
Some Member States had at that time already started to grant new import authorisations for the same products. Special Report No 9/2012- Audit of the control system governing the production, processing, distribution and imports of organic products.
In order to continue controlling imports of textile products still subject to remaining quantitative restrictions and originating from countries that are not yet members of the World Trade Organisation,the EU will now rely on import authorisations.
For those categories subject to the issue of export licences the competent authorities of the Community will issue import authorisations only on the presentation of export authorisations issued by the competent Russian authorities.
In fact, in order to continue controlling imports of textile products still subject to remaining quantitative restrictions and originating from Belarus and North Korea, which are not yet members of the World Trade Organisation,the EU now relies on import authorisations.
In order to overcome the intrinsic weaknesses of the system of import authorisations, the system is being phased out and replaced by a system of recognised control bodies for the purpose of imports, which enters into force as from 1 July 2012 and is under the Commission's direct management.
Import authorisations are issued for specified periods by the competent authority of each individual Member State; they are valid for a maximum of one year46, for a specific importer and for well-identified products and can be withdrawn if the requirements referred to in Article 33(1)(a) and(b) of Regulation(EC) No 834/2007 are no longer satisfied.