Examples of using Export ban in English and their translations into Russian
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Total sources before the export ban.
Economic sanctions general export ban for non-food or medicine items.
Potential impact from the forthcoming birch export ban.
Export ban on equipment that might be used for internal repression;
Gasoline prices to rise 25% in May, export ban extended.
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It can be seen from Table 5 that the export ban will induce disposal costs corresponding to US$ 0.30/ kg per year for Europe.
What should be the next steps after the conclusion of an export ban?
Gasoline prices to rise 25% in May, export ban extended- Oil and gas/ Industry news.
Sawnwood exports from Malaysia were expected to remain firm after Indonesia proposed an export ban in late 2004.
On April 29, the government extended its gasoline export ban until July 1 to support Kazakhstani farmers during the planting season.
These impacts are shown in more detail in below,specifically in terms of mercury that will not be available to the global market due to the EU export ban.
The export ban was reimposed in 2000 and has been in effect albeit poorly enforced, under changing transitional administrations.
It also seems to us that,in the course of negotiations on an export ban, current views may evolve.
In the case of the EU, the export ban is coupled with a requirement for storage of"surplus" mercury coming from the chlor-alkali industry, among others.
If an inventory is not presently in a Customs-Free Zone, it could easily be shipped to one,for example shortly before the EU mercury export ban takes effect.
Nickel appreciated by another 2.8% supported by the export ban in Indonesia, which together with Philippines is the largest global producer of the metal.
This export ban will help strengthen the countries' existing import bans and be an incentive for them to minimize the generation of wastes at source.
Finally, these inventories are instrumental in helping to balance mercury supply and demand during periods of transition or market disruption- for example, if a primary miningoperation were to close, or when the EU export ban takes effect.
The benefit is also considered as medium since an export ban will reduce final use, which has a larger effect than reducing emissions and leakage from final use.
Increasing domestic demand for charcoal coupled with an increase in charcoal exports in the 1970s resulted in alarming deforestation rates andled to a strictly enforced export ban under the Siad Barre regime.
In order tocurb the rise in the price of grain, an export ban was in force from 15 August until the end of 2010, and special railway rates were introduced for its transport.
We assume that the overall, general task of the coordinator would be to try to explore and establish the views of Conference members on what the Conference on Disarmament may usefully do to promote the broader objective of a more effective prohibition of APLs. In the view of the delegations in whosename I am speaking, the pursuit of a global APL export ban in the CD would represent an important step in that direction.
An export ban from the European Union is estimated as causing small costs since the total economic value of the~800 tonnes mercury currently traded from EU corresponds to a relatively small economic value.
Geoff Travis, head of the Strokes'UK label Rough Trade, commented that the Australian continent had"special dispensation" and that an export ban was put in place to ensure no interferences with release plans in the rest of the world.
The benefit of an export ban is estimated as medium since the European Union currently supplies almost 1/4 of the global mercury traded globally, which indicates a large impact from an export ban. .
Considering the extent of international interest in reducing mercury circulating in the economy,the anticipated rise in the price of Hg with the EU export ban in 2011, further increases in hazardous waste disposal costs, etc., it may be assumed that by 2015 recycling and recovery of Hg from products will increase to at least 20-25% of the Hg consumed in products.
Due to the export ban purchase prices for grain in the South of Russia fell(as mentioned above) thus undermining producers' incentives to make investments in production as a result- smaller purchases of farm machinery and fertilizers, transfer to reduced technologies.
For avoiding this situation, for example, the Commission of the European Communities fined a United States corporation andthree of its subsidiaries in Europe for having placed an export ban, in respect of its product(pregnancy tests), on their dealers in one of the European countries(United Kingdom) where such products were sold at considerably lower prices than in another European country(Federal Republic of Germany) concerned.
This export ban places requirements on annex VII countries to ensure that hazardous wastes are not exported to non-annex VII countries. Ratification of the Ban Amendment by non-annex VII countries would necessitate the usual formal procedure for any ratification process.
It was felt that further clarification and revision of paragraph 16 would be useful, in the light of the fact that, in non-annex VII countries, the lack of domestic legislation on the control of transboundary movement of hazardous wastes orregulation on environmentally sound management requirements should not be seen as a legal obstacle to ratifying the Ban Amendment as decision III/1 contains an export ban.