Examples of using Restrictions on exports in English and their translations into Danish
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That summarises the situation insofar as restrictions on exports and movements of animals are concerned.
The Commission has immediately taken a decision, in full consultation with the Spanish authorities, to impose restrictions on exports from this region.
They therefore introduce quantitative restrictions on exports within the meaning of Article 29 EC.
Simplification in a field as sensitive as this absolutely must take account of the fact that there are repeated contraventions in the EU against the restrictions on exports to third countries.
For example, the Commission has acted to impose restrictions on exports and animal movements from affected Member States and regions within 24 hours of confirmed outbreaks.
An agreement was reached with Romania in October concerning the phasing-out of Romanian restrictions on exports of hides by 1 January 1998.
Quantitative restrictions on exports, measures having equivalent effect and customs duties and charges having equivalent effect, applicable to trade within the European Economic Area, shall be abolished.
EC 1-1989, point 2.2.4 Arrangements with the United States on steel and restrictions on exports of certain steel products: Bull.
The present Member States and Greece may retain restrictions on exports of waste and scrap metal of iron or steel for a period of two years from 1 January 1981 provided these arrangements are not more restrictive than those applied to exports to third countries.
Whereas, since the adoption of that Regulation,Member States have removed most of the restrictions on exports of some products listed in that Annex;
Whereas there has been no change in the circumstances which led to these areas to be recognized as sensitive;whereas provision should therefore be made for extending the arrangements concerning restrictions on exports to those areas;
The Community and Albania shall abolish between themselves any quantitative restrictions on exports and measures having equivalent effect upon the date of entry into force of this Agreement.
Neither Che communication of Newitt's complaint Co DSI in June 1987 norche formal warning given by the Commission in October 1987 against these restrictions on exports induced DSI to change its behaviour.
Finally, the association council with Romania adopted a decision on Romanian restrictions on exports of scrap and decisionswere taken with Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia andthe Czech Republic regarding double checkingin trade in steel.
Member States shall, by the end of the first stage at the latest, abolish all quantitative restrictions on exports and any measures having equivalent effect which are in existence when this Treaty enters into force.
Whereas a Supplementary Protocol to the Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Swiss Confederation was signed on 31 October 1989 with theaim of eliminating and preventing quantitative restrictions on exports or measures having equivalent effect(1);
Hence in France for example, the ban on exports of live susceptible animals will remain in force until 12 April. However, the restrictions on exports of untreated meat and meat products will only apply to the three départements where the second case was detected on 23 March, as of today and following detailed investigations of the epidemiological situation.
The imbalance has been caused by the combined effect of an increase in domestic output, which has stabilised in recent marketing years,the continuing growth of imports and by the restrictions on exports with refunds in accordance with the Agriculture Agreement.
Without prejudice to other Community provisions, this Regulation shall not preclude the adoption orapplication by a Member State of quantitative restrictions on exports on grounds of public morality, public policy or public security; the protection of health and life of humans, animals or plants; the protection of national treasures possessing artistic, historic or archaeological value, or the protection of industrial and commercial property.
Protocols to the bilateral agreements and arrangements referred to in paragraph 1 shall be negotiated by the Community with the third countries concerned in order toprovide for an appropriate adjustment of the quantitative restrictions on exports of textile and clothing products to the Community.
This agreement provides for the gradual abolition of customs duties on a scale that is unsustainable for these States,the prohibition of any quantitative restrictions on exports and imports and the abolition of all subsidies for the export of agricultural produce to the Pacific States for Papua New Guinea and the Fiji Islands.
The ACP States pointed out that the threat which the Community was also holding over exports of ACP textiles to their markets was at variance with the principle of free access laid down in the Lomé Convention,which made no provision for the imposition of quota restrictions on exports of ACP textiles to the Community.
Should the situation provided for in paragraph 1 of this Article arise, the High Authority may, in accordance with Article 57, after consulting the Consultative Committee andwith the assent of the Council, decide that restrictions on exports to third countries shall be imposed in all the Member States, or, if the High Authority fails to act, the Council may, acting unanimously, so decide on a proposal from a Government.
Whereas Article 30(5) of the Single European Act determines that the external policies of the European Community and the policies agreed in European Political Cooperation must be consistent; whereas, therefore,Member States may be allowed to maintain some restrictions on exports until 31 December 1992, in particular on those exports for which restrictions have been agreed in European Political Cooperation;
Whenever a management authority is advised of the measures referred to in(a), it shall inform andsend comments to the Commission which shall, if appropriate, recommend restrictions on exports of the species concerned in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 18.
Trade regulations include sanctions, restrictions on exporting of certain products, and prohibitions on conducting business with certain individuals, groups or entities.
Through contacts between the parties concerned and their efforts,which enabled the ACP State concerned to maintain a reasonable level of exports to the two EEC Member States without any formal restriction on exports and without jeopardizing the right to free access laid down in the Convention.
As a result of that unique position, the European undertakings in that group are affected much more by the double restriction on exports from Ecuador(separate ACP quota and'quota by country') than the other importers.