Eksempler på brug af Imports from developing countries på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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As regards investigations concerning imports from developing countries the de minimis threshold shall be 2% ad valorem, and.
There is no point in cancelling the debt if, at the same time,our borders are closed to certain imports from developing countries.
I am pleased to note that the Union's imports from developing countries have been rising by 15% per year over the past seven years.
Flows of manufactured goods from the Mediterranean countries represent 13% in value terms of imports from developing countries.
It is also prepared to abolish export subsidies and duty on imports from developing countries, which will result in the sidelining of our agricultural products.
Of course we all want safer food, but quite often,these standards are used as a non-tariff barrier against imports from developing countries.
This column shows the tariff preferences accorded by the European Communities under the GSP arrangements to imports from developing countries see Section VI, List 5.
The proportion of fuel imports from developing countries has fallen from 61% of the total to 31%, to the benefit of industrial products mainly from the South-East Asian countries. .
In short, without manufactured products, the loss of momentum in EEC imports from developing countries would have been more acute in 1972.
It cooperates with reliable partners to promote market access for sustainable suppliers such as the Dutch development organisation SNV and CBI,the Dutch Centre for the promotion of imports from developing countries.
As we are dealing here with developing countries, this means that it is imports from developing countries that are ever increasing in recent years.
On the one hand, we have to pay the producers in the countries of the South a fair price for their commodities; on the other hand,there is an urgent need to open up our markets to imports from developing countries and to abandon subsidies to our farmers.
It should also be pointed out that the Community's farm imports from developing countries received particularly favourable treatment, since only 10% of these imports were subject to levy, 36% were at nil duty and 54% at positive duty rates, although most of these rates were very low.
Petroleum imports still accounted for 50% of the total value of Community imports from developing countries, increased by only 6% in 1972, as against 29% in 1971.
We need only remember that the EU is the world's largest importer of agricultural products and that imports from developing countries stand at more than EUR 27 billion per year, in other words, more than all imports from these countries bought by the United States, Japan, New Zealand, Canada and Australia put together.
I believe that within this context, there is a role for the Generalised System of Preferences,which allows developed countries to offer preferential and non-reciprocal treatment on products imported from developing countries.
As this is in line with our beliefs, we are constantly promoting andsupporting our customers to utilize GSP solutions and start importing from developing countries to extend partnerships in trade- and facilitate growth where it is needed the most.
The Community, as a major importer of ACP minerals, has a clear interest in safeguarding supplies of products essential to its manufacturing industry despite product substitution,60% of the Renault 5 motor car, to take just one example, is still made with raw materials imported from developing countries.
Last year, we imported from developing countries agricultural produce to the value of EUR 35 billion, which amounts to more than the imports of the most important industrialised states taken together.
ACP imports compared with imports from other developing countries.
The Community's imports from the developing countries have grown very rapidly, a good deal faster than its exports to them.
Protectionist measures would now prevent imports from these developing countries and limit the latter' s opportunities to contribute to the international division of labour.
Because a number of products are excluded, and because quota schemes are applied to many non-excluded products,only some 50% of imports from the developing countries are actually eligible for preference.
Half of the imports come from developing countries accounting for 61 percent of global exports.