Примери за използване на Russian ban на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This Russian ban is nontransparent, unjustified and discriminatory.
WADA and many national anti-doping agencies andathletes' groups have led the calls for a total Russian ban from Rio.
The panel made the same criticism of individual Russian bans on imports from Poland, Lithuania, and Estonia.
When establishing the level of EU support, the Commission took into consideration production andexport data in the three years preceding the Russian ban(2011-2013).
The measures involved withdrawing fruit andvegetables affected by the Russian ban from the market through different options(see Figure 9).
Defying a Russian ban of foreign correspondents, he crossed the Kyzyl-Kum desert on horseback and witnessed the surrender of the city of Khiva to the Russian Army.
The European Commission on Monday announced a series of exceptional measures to help growers hit by a Russian ban on fruit and vegetable imports.
Factors blamed for the crisis include the Russian ban on imports from the EU, the end of milk quotas in 2015 and a drop in global demand.
The European Union today launched a case in the World Trade Organisation(WTO) against a Russian ban on imports of pigs and pork from the EU.
Price signals on the European dairy market show that the Russian ban is starting to hit this sector," EU Agriculture Commissioner Dacian Ciolos said in a statement today in Brussels.
The European Commission has adopted a new programme for emergency market measures for perishable fruit& vegetables in the wake of the Russian ban on imports of certain EU agricultural products.
Price signals on the European dairy market show that the Russian ban is starting to hit this sector," said Dacian Cioloș, the European commissioner for agriculture.
Figure 17- Comparison of free distribution support for apples with Polish market prices 40 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Russian ban Polish price EU support Source: DG AGRI.
Figure 12 shows that, during the Russian ban, intra-and extra-EU exports increased in 2014 and 2015 and in total remained above the average before the ban.
The European Commission has announced new measures for perishable fruit andvegetables in the wake of the Russian ban on imports of certain EU agricultural products.
We focused on how farmers used EU support for insurance and the exceptional measures triggered for the fruit andvegetable sector following the 2014 ban by the Government of the Russian Federation on some imports from the EU(the“Russian ban”).
Alternative outlets at the scale of the Russian market were not available when the Russian ban was put in place. VII Checks are performed by Member States' competent authorities.
In a separate announcement on Friday, the Commission put forward a proposal fo additional emergency market measures for perishable fruit andvegetables in response to market disturbances caused by the Russian ban on imports of certain EU agricultural products.
This indicates that, for the EU as a whole,the“market disturbance” due to the Russian ban on the apple market was limited and did not last four years(as the exceptional measures did).
The European Commission has adopted a new programme, worth up to 165 million euro, for emergency market measures for perishable fruit andvegetables in the wake of the Russian ban on imports of some EU agricultural products.
VI Regarding the exceptional measures triggered following the Russian ban, we found that no specific criteria were used to consider the use of this measure and that the level of support was mainly based on the loss of the Russian market, without taking into account the existence of alternative outlets until the third year of the ban. .
The European Commission has today adopted a new programme for emergency market measures for perishable fruit& vegetables in the wake of the Russian ban on imports of certain EU agricultural products.
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS EN EN 7 EN EN 84 There is low uptake for withdrawals under operational programmes(less than 1% of EU Fruit andVegetables budget), while the uptake was significant in the context of the Russian ban exceptional measures.
While also responding to a number of crisis situations: refugees, insecurity in Europe and its neighbourhood, financial instability in Greece andthe economic impact of the Russian ban exports, as well as the prolonged impact of the financial crisis and its structural consequences of unemployment, poverty and inequality.
The European Commission is proposing additional emergency market measures for perishable fruit& vegetables in response to the market disturbances resulting from the Russian ban on imports of certain EU agricultural products.
(implementing regulations of CAP post-2020) 89 The Commission took measures to address the threat of market disturbance in the wake of the Russian ban but did not set specific criteria to trigger the use of exceptional measures.
The remaining 20% is allocated on the basis of criteria that ensure additional assistance for farmers in those member states which have been particularly hit by the fall in pigmeat prices,the impact of the Russian ban, declining milk prices and this summer's drought.
Developments over recent years showed that the EU budget has had to provide recurrently ad-hoc emergency support to react to specific developments such as the fall in dairy prices or the Russian ban on imports of certain agricultural products.
Whereas the tariffs will increase economic and legal uncertainty for European producers in a sector already volatile by its very nature,following ongoing disturbances in the EU agri-food chain due to the Russian ban on European food imports and the UK's withdrawal from the EU;
Russian authorities ban sales of smartphones without Russian software.