Exemplos de uso de A quantitative limit em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Now we will talk about a quantitative limit on baggage.
If the change is to become qualitative,it must reach a quantitative limit.
Introduce a quantitative limit of 16 litres for beer imports.
The main element of the control system proposed by the Community is a quantitative limit or cap on the consumption of HCFCs.
Authorizing a quantitative limit until the end of 1987 appears sufficient to enable the desired result to be achieved.
Whereas, given the result achieved in this field in other directives,it is desirable to define significant influence in terms of a quantitative limit;
A quantitative limit of that kind could not be introduced except under a directive amending Directive 69/169 or by means of a protective measure provided for by the Treaty.
The Commission may, if no mutually satisfactory solution is reached duringthe 90-day consultation period, establish a quantitative limit for the category or categories subject to the consultations.
In Italy, a quantitative limit is imposed on private parties, and therefore also on the Commission: they may appoint up to a maximum of two experts to give testimonies to the court.
By way of derogation from the values set out in Article 47,Finland shall be authorised until 31 December 2005 to apply a quantitative limit of not less than 6 litres for duty-free imports of beer.
The Commission has also approved the proposal that a quantitative limit, to be known as a cap, should be placed on the amount of transitional substances being consumed globally.
In this context the Commission will, without delay,call a meeting of the Textiles Committee to seek its opinion on a proposal to impose a quantitative limit for the relevant categories subject to the consultations.
Catch limit" means a quantitative limit on landings of a stock or group of stocks over a given period unless otherwise provided for in Community law;
By way of derogation from Article 4(1), Finland shall be authorised, until 31 December 2005,to apply a quantitative limit of not less than 6 litres for the importation of beer from countries other than Member States.
The introduction of such a quantitative limit would be done through the committee carrying out tasks in relation to the EU's emissions trading scheme, where the Member States are represented.
In any event, these limits could be subsumed within the monetary threshold.to introduce a quantitative limit for beer of 16 litres and increase the quantitative limit for wine from 2 to 4 litres.
Where the Commission, upon its own initiative or at the request of a Member State, considers that the conditions set out in paragraph 1 are fulfilled andthat a given category of products should be made subject to a quantitative limit.
Notwithstanding Article 2(1) and within the limit set out therein,Ireland shall be authorized to apply a quantitative limit of 25 litres of beer for all travellers to Ireland until 31 December 1991.
Such a quantitative limit will be fixed at the amount of products of the concerned category that were imported into the EU during the first 12 months of the most recent 14 months preceding the month in which the request for consultations was made, increased by 7,5% or 6% for wool product categories.
The compromise allows member states not benefiting from the transition to impose a quantitative limit of at least 300 cigarettes on the number of cigarettes that may be brought into their territory from member states applying transitional arrangements.
If no mutually satisfactory solution is reached with China within the 90 day period specified in(f) above, and if it determines that the conditions set out in Section 4 are met,the Commission may impose a quantitative limit for the products under consideration.
The Commission proposes to authorize Finland to apply a quantitative limit for beer imports by travellers from countries other than Member States to be fixed at an amount of 16 litres, to take effect on 1st January 2006 at the latest.
Member States, at the time of the communication referred to in paragraph 2, shall specify if, following the application ofthe provisions of paragraph 1,the quantities of the products which are the subject of divergence have been provisionally debited against a quantitative limit laid down for a category of products other than that indicated in the export licence referred to in Article 11 of this Annex.
BAR_ Summary of the proposed action The Commission proposes to authorize Finland to apply a quantitative limit for beer imports by travellers from countries other than Member States to be fixed at an amount of 16 litres, to take effect on 1st January 2006 at the latest.
For 1990 and for each successive marketing year, the Community shall decide, on the basis of the statistical review and analysis referred to in paragraph 2, and taking into account factors relevant to the objective of maintaining traditional trade flows in the context of enlargement, whether to adjust the entry price, referred to in Regulation(EEC) No 1035/72, for fresh oranges falling within Common Customs Tariff subheading 08.02 ex A andoriginating in Tunisia, within a quantitative limit of 28 000 tonnes.
For 1990 and for each successive marketing year, the Community shall decide, on the basis of the statistical review and analysis referred to in paragraph 2, and taking into account factors relevant to the objective of maintaining traditional trade flows in the context of enlargement, whether to adjust the entry price, referred to in Regulation(EEC) No 1035/72,for fresh oranges falling within Common Customs Tariff subheading 03.02 ex A originating in Egypt, within a quantitative limit of 7 000 tonnes.
In order toprovide some consistency for all alcoholic beverages, a quantitative limit for beer of 16 litres and an increase in the quantitative limit for wine from 2 to 4 litres is proposed. to increase the amount on which Member States are free not to levy taxes on the import of goods.
Entry for free circulation of products falling within one or more categories of products,the importation of which was subject to a quantitative limit before 1 January 1988, shall continue under the same import conditions as before that date where, as a result of the entry into force of the combined nomenclature(CN), those products are classified in a different category.
The questions of the nature of such activities and of how andwhether there should be a quantitative limit on the activities of national patent offices should be further considered, taking account of the need to guarantee the quality and uniformity of the Community patent, of the needs of applicants and of the situation of applications processed in the language of the national patent office.