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Unfair trade practices?
Acting together to strengthen our defences against unfair trade practices.
Very often, deceptive trade practices are also going on.
There is nothing more frustrating than forfeiting market position to leaks of trade practices and designs.
Use by merchants of unfair trade practices in general as defined in Art.
Mentioned by Mayor Indbur in Foundation andEmpire, as a planet to which the Foundation protested some'sharp trade practices'.
Fishery, unfair trade practices.
Restrictive trade practices of, and competition between, third country and Union producers;
Prove your ethical trade practices.
Restrictive trade practices of, and competition between, third country and Union producers; developments in technology;
Fraud, unfair and deceptive trade practices, and racketeering.
Minister Daea hopes that the farmers' status will be improved through the official adoption of the directive on unloyal trade practices.
The EU also needs to stand firm against unfair trade practices through anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures.
Requires any change in the treatment of Chinese imports to be accompanied by appropriate measures to prevent EU industry from being harmed by unfair trade practices.
Existing measures or trade practices in Member States relating to prices, margins and discounts shall not be affected by paragraphs 1, 2 and 3.
The Commission will continue to use all existing instruments to address trade practices in violation of international trade agreements.
It would prevent unfair trade practices as well as misleading the consumers thus contributing to smooth functioning of Single Market in foodstuffs.
The EU can resort to a slew of measures to protect itself against unfair trade practices, from appealing to the WTO to full-out trade war.
The eventual change of the treatment of Chinese imports must be accompanied by the appropriate measures than impede the EU industry being harmed by unfair trade practices.
Fair trade is a social and economic innovation,supported by civil society to change international trade practices in order to take greater account of the human aspect.
In China the combination of overcapacity and unfair trade practices has led to a dramatic increase in exports, destabilising global steel markets and depressing steel prices worldwide.
Fair trade is a social and economic innovation,supported by civil society to change international trade practices which disregard the human aspect.
Defence against unfair trade practices: The Commission is already imposing a record number of measures to offset the detrimental effect of dumping, with 37 anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures in place on steel products(16 of which on steel imports from China).
Whereas the EU should respond even moreeffectively to social and environmental dumping and unfair competition and trade practices, and ensure a level playing field;
Whereas in the light of the most recent information available to the Commission on the trade practices followed by the importing countries concerned and the official nature of the agencies in question, this Regulation should be amended;
In the absence of international competition rules,trade defence instruments are essential for tackling unfair trade practices that harm EU industry.
Lastly, the Commission intends to continue to use all existing instruments to address trade practices which are in violation of international trade agreements and will oppose the levying of export taxes on metals and raw materials by its trade partners.
Also, almost all states have adopted the NAIC's model"Unfair Insurance Practices Act",which specifically targets unfair trade practices in the insurance industry.
Over the last decade,the EU steel industry has been increasingly penalised by unfair trade practices, third country protectionism and over-concentration of raw material producers.
Even though they will still be for use in exceptional circumstances only, those arrangements must be made more credible, which will involve simplifying them and making the way they are used more flexible,particularly in cases of unfair trade practices.