Eksempler på brug af Third countries must på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Third countries must give guarantees on compliance with EU law.
The transmission of information to third countries must be regulated with clear directives.
Third countries must make concessions on market access for non-agricultural products.
Our foreign policy agreements with third countries must include a clause on freedom of religion and reciprocity.
Dried grapes of the sultana and Muscatel varieties and currants falling within CN code 0806 20 intended for consumption in the Community or for export to third countries must comply with the minimum characteristics and tolerances set out in the annex.
Products imported from third countries must not present an animal health hazard for Community livestock.
Semen, embryos and ova from ovine and caprine animals, destined for Member States listed in the Annex andcoming from other Member States not listed in the Annex or third countries must be obtained from donors kept continuously since birth on holdings fulfilling the conditions set out in paragraph 1.
Whereas products from third countries must be subject to random documentary and identity checks on entry into the Community territory;
As the rapporteur highlighted, there is an imbalance between European countries and the rest of the world with regard to recognised natural and cultural sites,and therefore third countries must be supported and encouraged, in a wide-ranging approach, to add to the list of natural and cultural heritage, so that they can be afforded protection.
Under Council Directive 96/23/EC third countries must each year forward to the Commission the monitoring plans for the current year and the results of the previous year.
In view of the many risks of social dumping, especially in the building industry, as a result of the temporary posting of workers from EU and third countries, it has become increasingly obvious that free competition in the single market andthe policy of openness towards third countries must be flanked by social measures if the entire social system is not soon to collapse.
Exports of medicinal products from the EU to third countries must satisfy the same safety criteria as those which apply to imports.
By 31 March 2000 third countries must present a residue monitoring plan for those foodstuffs of animal origin for import into the Community for the year 2000, demonstrating compliance with Directive 96/23/EC, which may include provision of equivalent guarantees; and present the results of the residue monitoring plan for the year 1999 for those foodstuffs of animal origin which have been imported into the Community during 1999.
The certificates which accompany organic products from third countries must refer each time to the specific consignment.
We must not forget that the third countries must also ensure that they have sufficient border security to prevent problems in terms of people crossing the borders into the Union, and as a result within the Union.
The introduction of a European marking system for manufactured goods imported from third countries must enable consumers to know exactly which country the goods they buy come from.
Beef imported from third countries must be subject to the same labelling regulations as Community beef, and if it does not comply with European Union regulations on traceability, this must also be clearly indicated.
The bilateral agreements between the Member States and third countries must reinforce the common European approach and not weaken it.
The dialogue with third countries must help strengthen democratic, social, political and environmental rights, and therefore it should also be made clear that trade agreements must contain an unambiguous mechanism for how and when agreements can be suspended in the event that one trading partner fails to comply with human rights or democracy clauses.
National provisions governing the importation of eggs from third countries must not be more favourable than those governing intra-Community trade. 8.
Exports of fruits and vegetables to third countries must conform to the standards. Member States must ensure it is the case and certify conformity, in accordance with the Geneva Protocol on standardisation of fresh fruit and vegetables and dry and dried fruit concluded within the United Nations Economical Commission for Europe and the OECD scheme for the application of international standards for fruit and vegetables.
National provisions governing the importation of eggs from third countries must not be more favourable than those governing intraCommunity trade. 9.
The animal health conditions which third countries must comply with and the guarantees which must be offered, in particular the nature of any processing to be required in the light of their animal health situation.
Ovine and caprine animals destined for the Member States listed in the Annex andcoming from other Member States not listed in the Annex or third countries must have been kept continuously since birth on holdings which have satisfied the following conditions for a period of at least seven years prior to the date of dispatch of such animals.
Whereas exports of waste for disposal to third countries must be prohibited in order to protect the environment of those countries; whereas exceptions shall apply to exports to EFTA countries which are also Parties to the Basle Convention;
Imports of fresh fruit and vegetables from third countries must conform to the marketing standards or to standards at least equivalent to them.
Whereas the general conditions applicable to importation from all third countries must be supplemented by special conditions drawn up on the basis of the health situation in each of them; whereas owing to the technical nature and the diversity of the criteria on which these special conditions depend, there must, in order to define them, be recourse to a flexible and rapid Community procedure in which the Commission and the Member States cooperate closely;
The processing operations to be carried out in third countries must not be more extensive than those stipulated for each product in Annex II.
I agree that cooperation between the EU and third countries must be intensified for the solution of this problem, and that that is the only means to achieve a harmonised regulative basis.
Whereas poultry, hatching eggs and poultry meat coming from third countries must be free from avian influenza and Newcastle disease; whereas it is necessary to establish the criteria for classifying third countries accordingly;