Eksempler på brug af Voluntary restraint på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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A series of voluntary restraint agree ments, most of which have been in force since 1978, have therefore been extended.
The import levy on sheepmeat is subject to a ceiling in return for voluntary restraint commitments on the part of the suppliers.
It involves voluntary restraint for a range of products and specific provisions on the prices of products exported by Romania.
In 1985 the Council adopted a series of Decisions providing for the renewal of voluntary restraint arrangements with Romania, 3.
Last year the Commission concluded a voluntary restraint agreement with the Japanese Government on the export of video recorders to Europe.
Imports into the European Economic Community and the Member States of products falling within category 7(blouses)subject to voluntary restraint.
Voluntary restraint agreement between the EEC and New Zealand on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat: Decision adopted-» point 2.1.105.
Also in 1978, the Community concluded bilateral voluntary restraint agreements under the ECSC Treaty with 17 steel-exporting countries.
Levies on products of CN codes 0104 10 30, 0104 10 80 and 0104 20 90 shall be limited to the amount resulting from voluntary restraint agreements;
In practice, however, levies are restricted to 10%'ad valorem' under the voluntary restraint agreements concluded with third countries which are the main suppliers.
We are very fortunate that we have succeeded in getting those who are exporting sheepmeat to accompany us in the negotiations we have concluded and to establish voluntary restraint in this area.
Without prejudice to any special provisions of certain voluntary restraint agreements, Articles 2(2) and 6 of Council Regulation(EEC) No 1023/70 shall apply correspondingly.
On the basis of these directives, the Commission negotiated an extension until 31 March 1992 of the voluntary restraint agreement with the United States.
COUNCIL DECISION of 14 October 1980 on the conclusion of voluntary restraint Agreements with Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and Uruguay in the sheepmeat and goatmeat sector 80/982/EEC.
Set in motion the procedures necessary for the conclusion andentry into force of the two bilateral agreements on voluntary restraint which resulted from these negotiations;
Under the Voluntary Restraint Agreement covering New Zealand sheepmeat exports to the EEC, New Zealand agreed to a tariff concession to compensate for a quantitative restraint on New Zealand's exports.
The extension of the code on aid to the steel industry, moreover,facilitated the recent renewal of the voluntary restraint agreementon European steel exports to the United States of America.
Special mention was made of the voluntary restraint measures for certain Tunisian textile exports which had to be adopted for 1978 owing to the serious crisis in the Community's textile industry.
The Community's relations with New Zealand were marked by two major issues relating to that country's agricultural exports:the negotiation of a voluntary restraint agreement on sheepmeat and New Zealand's butter exports.4.
Rules laying down framework for bilateral agreements to be concluded(voluntary restraint agreements with exporting countries) which provide in particular for annual growth in quotas of 6% Article 4 and Annex B.
It is also proposing, firstly, the introduction in 1988 of a single premium which would gradually replace, by 1992, the present systems, and, secondly,the opening of negotiations with non-member countries on import arrangements voluntary restraint.
To this end the Council adopted Decision 80/982/EEC of 14 October 1980 on the conclusion of voluntary restraint Agreements with Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and Uruguay in the sheepmeat and goatmeat sector.1.
Nevertheless, in view of the exceptionally high level of exports from Europe and the intention of the United Statesto take unilateral measures, in November 1984 the Council authorized the Commission to negotiate a voluntary restraint arrangement with the United States.
The exchanges of letters concerning point 2 of the Voluntary Restraint Agreements on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat are hereby approved on behalf of the European Economic Community with the following countries.
However, given that the Member States appear unwilling to change the unanimity rule, one temporary solution to the problem could be,for example, a voluntary restraint agreement in certain specific, clearly defined fiscal areas.
On 12 December 1989 the Council adopted a Decision concerning the adaptation of the voluntary restraint agreements between the European Economic Com munity and Argentina on the one hand and Australia on the other on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat.5.
Pending the institution of a new multilateral framework for trade in agricul tural products,on 3 December 1992 the Council authorized the Commission to embark on negotiations with a view to extending until 31 December 1993 the voluntary restraint agreements with certain third countries in this sector, which are due to expire at the end of 1992.
In this connection it will be recalled that when a voluntary restraint arrangement was concluded in October 1982 on Community exports of or dinary steel to the American market the Community had refused to include steel tubes and pipes in this arrangement.
On 20 December 1979, on the basis of a new communication from the Commission, the Council agreed on guidelines for negotiating agreements on voluntary restraint with the main thirdcountry suppliers of mutton and lamb, whether fresh, chilled, frozen or as live animals.
Whereas, in the voluntary restraint Agreement concluded with the Community in the sector of sheepmeat and goatmeat and of live sheep and goats, Romania undertook, by an exchange of letters, to limit its exports to certain Community markets regarded as sensitive areas; whereas, however, this undertaking did not extend beyond 31 March 1984;