Examples of using Quantitative limit in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Introduce a quantitative limit of 16 litres for beer imports.
Point(b) shall notapply if the Member State has abolished the quantitative limit.
Increased the quantitative limit for still wine from 2 to 4 litres;
However, Member States may decide on the basis of objective criteria, which they determine,to change or waive this quantitative limit.
The quantitative limit for a given product group can be adjusted once in the course of a calendar year.
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.".
Catch limit' means a quantitative limit on landings of a fish stock or group of fish stocks over a given period;
Where exports from China of the products referred to inparagraph 1 reach 15% of any Community quantitative limit laid down in Annex V, China shall refrain from issuing further certificates.
Introducing a quantitative limit for beer and increasing the quantitative limit for wine.
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.".
Introducing a quantitative limit for beer of 16 litres and increasing the quantitative limit for wine from 2 to 4 litres.
Any textile product referred to in Annex V and originating in the countries indicated therein maybe imported into the Community provided an annual quantitative limit is established in accordance with the appropriate procedure provided for in Article 25.
(m)"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;
Whereas Article 2 of Regulation(EEC) No 3117/85 sets out certain conditions for thegranting of compensatory allowances as regards products, the quantitative limit of 2 000 tonnes and the beneficiaries of the scheme, and fixes the method of calculating the said allowance;
Up to 7% of the quantitative limit for a given product group may be transferred to one or more other groups within the same product category, that is to say within category SA or SB, subject to the consent of both Parties.
Of one or more categories of products belonging to the same group or subgroup of products for the current quota year(provided that such anamount does not exceed 3% of the quantitative limit for the category for which the additional opportunities are granted) and/or.
The quantitative limit for a given product group can be adjusted once in the course of a calendar year up to 10% of the quantitative limit for a given product group, subject to the consent of both Parties.
In order to provide 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.
Whereas Article 3(3) of Regulation(EC) No 517/94 lays down that the textile products referred to in Annex V originating in the countries indicated therein maybe imported into the Community provided an annual quantitative limit is established in accordance with the appropriate procedure provided for in Article 25;
(d) exported within the quantitative limit fixed by the Commission by means of implementing acts, respecting the commitments resulting from international agreements concluded in accordance with the Treaty; or.
Whereas Article 3(3) of Regulation(EC) No 517/94 stipulates that the textile products set out in Annex V originating in the countries listedmay only be imported if an annual quantitative limit has been set in accordance with the appropriate procedure provided for by Article 25;
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.
(1) Article 26 of Council Directive 92/12/EEC of 25 February 1992 on the general arrangements for products subject to excise duty and on the holding, movement and monitoring of such products(4),grants Finland the right to maintain a quantitative limit of 15 litres for beer acquisitions from other Member States, as laid down in the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden, which is exempted from Finnish taxes.
Carryover to the corresponding quantitative limits for the following calendar year of the amounts of quantitative limits set out in Annex II not used during the first calendaryear is authorised up to 10% of the relevant quantitative limit for the year in which it was not used.
(1) Article 26 of Council Directive 92/12/EEC of 25 February 1992 on the general arrangements for products subject to excise duty and on the holding, movement and monitoring of such product(3),grants Finland the right to maintain a quantitative limit for beer acquisitions from other Member States of 15 litres, as laid down in the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden, which is exempted from Finnish taxes.
Carry-over to the corresponding quantitative limits for the following calendar year of the amounts of quantitative limits not used during any calendaryear is authorised up to 10% of the relevant quantitative limit set out in Annex III for a product group in question for the year in which it was not used.
The quantitative limit set out for imports of products pertaining to category 4 for 1999 in Annex III to the Agreement between the European Community and the People's Republic of China on trade in textile products, as last amended by an Agreement in the form of an Exchange of Letters initialled on 20 November 1998(3), is deducted by the amount of 2704147 pieces.
Whereas, in order to comply with the Community quantitative limit of 43 000 tonnes provided for this scheme, each Member State should inform the Commission at the beginning of the marketing year of overall quantities granted; whereas, where appropriate, it is necessary to provide formethods of reducing the overall quantities if the maximum quantitative limit is exceeded;
(6) It is appropriate, at this juncture, to raise the current quantitative limit for beer acquisitions from other Member States in several steps in order to align Finland gradually on the Community rules laid down in Articles 8 and 9 of Directive 92/12/EEC and to ensure a complete removal of intra-Community allowances for beer by 31 December 2003, as provided for in Article 26(1) of that Directive.
