Exemplos de uso de Progressive liberalisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Regardless of its obvious benefits, the progressive liberalisation of trade reduces customs revenue.
The progressive liberalisation of tade relations between Poland and the European Union, make it particularly appropriate that Poland should host the event this year.
To establish conditions for the progressive liberalisation of trade in goods, services and capital;
The Council hopes that such negotiations willlead speedily to the conclusion of a new agreement, containing further concrete steps towards progressive liberalisation of trade in these products.
Services: the agreement aims at a progressive liberalisation of the cross-border supply of services between the parties.
In parti cular, the Council adopted a Directive(7)on the complete and progressive liberalisation of capital movements.
Services: the agreement aims at a progressive liberalisation of the cross-border supply of services between the parties.
Article 19 of the Agreement on the European Economic Area(EEA)foresees that the Contracting Parties undertake to continue their efforts with a view to achieving progressive liberalisation of agricultural trade between them.
Trade in services Progressive liberalisation of supply of services accross the border to nationals and companies of the other party.
These negotiations are based on the future-developments clauses in the Europe Agreements,aim at the progressive liberalisation of trade in agricultural products and are set in the context of the accession process.
This growth, based on progressive liberalisation, has been essential to their historic achievement in lifting millions out of poverty.
These negotiations were based on the future-development clauses in the Europe Agreements,which aimed at the progressive liberalisation of trade in agricultural products and were set in the context of the accession process.
The agreement is a result of bilateral negotiations undertaken on the basis of Article 19 of the agreement on the European Economic Area,which foresees that the contracting parties will continue their efforts with a view to achieving progressive liberalisation of agricultural trade between them.
Extending the customs union through the progressive liberalisation of services and further liberalisation of trade in agricultural products.
Together with the Commission Communication of 20 May 1998 on a Euro-Mediterranean cumulation of origin,the Communication is a useful instrument to prepare for the progressive liberalisation of trade in goods and services.
Second, it is desirable to take account of the progressive liberalisation of the telecommunication markets and the introduction of competition in the European Union and Switzerland.
At their informal meeting in Chesteron 26 April 1998, Ministers for Transport held a preliminary exchange of views on the mentioned issue and on a proposal for a phased and progressive liberalisation of the market, beginning with the freight sector.
But equally, we should be clear that progressive liberalisation of trade between developing countries- South-South trade- is vital for their economic growth.
On 27 March,the Commission proposed concluding an additional protocol to the Europe agreement with Romania providing for progressive liberalisation of trade in fish and fisheries products between the EC and Romania Table III.
The conditions of this Agreement,namely the progressive liberalisation of the sector and opening the European market to banana imports, will inevitably have consequences for European internal production in this sector.
It urged ASEM participants to work to gether to ensure the successful launch of a com prehensive andbalanced WTO round resulting in further progressive liberalisation across all sectors, more effective and productive WTO disciplines and the inclusion of environmental provisions.
The progressive liberalisation of bi-regional trade, taking into account the special and different needs of smaller economies and other developing countries' economies, without however suggesting the creation of a new subcategory of countries, is an important step in the strengthening of the EU-LAC partnership.
The Commission welcomes the support of Parliament for its policy of progressive liberalisation, which isalready leading to an increase in its competition enforcement activities.
The new regulation repeals Regulation(EC) No 1727/2000, in order to allow the early implementation of the ad justments worked out during negotiations on the conclusion of a new additional protocol to the Eu rope agreement with Hungary on the progressive liberalisation of trade in agricultural products.
The effects of the aid elements are substantial in view of the current context of progressive liberalisation of the electricity markets and the expansion of EdF's activities abroad, which started since the early 90s and has consolidated EdF as a one of the leading global multi-energy, multi-service groups.
Under the mandate, the agreement includes a special clause under which the two sides undertake to examine the situation regarding agricultural trade from1 January 2002 in order to lay down further reciprocal concessions in accordance with the general objective of progressive liberalisation of trade in this sector.
Article 19 of the Agreement on the European Economic Area states that Parties undertake to continue their efforts with a view to achieving progressive liberalisation of agriculture trade and that Parties will decide, within the framework of this agreement, on a preferential, bilateral or multilateral, reciprocal and mutually beneficial basis, on further reductions of any type of barriers to trade in the agricultural sector.
Points out that in a Europe of 25 or even 27 Member States the socio-economic unbalance will be even greater, making it necessary to follow a policy of territorial, social and economic cohesion that takes into account theeffects of globalisation on the economy and its consequences in terms of the progressive liberalisation of international trade;
BEARING IN MIND that Association Agreements between the European Communities and their Member States and certain other Contracting Parties as a matter of principle provide that,with a view to ensuring a coordinated development and progressive liberalisation of transport between the Parties to those Agreements as adapted to reciprocal commercial needs, the conditions of mutual market access in air transport should be dealt with by special agreements;
With over 200 million inhabitants, a GDP of ECU 1000 billion, taking fourth place in terms of ranking, the Mercosur countries register high rates of growth(expected to remain at the level of 4-6% duringthe next three years) in a context of rigorous economic policies, privatisation and progressive liberalisation.