Examples of using Future import in English and their translations into Russian
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Responses regarding future imports of chemicals.
Concerning future imports of chemicals subject to the PIC procedure, an import response had been submitted in only 43 per cent of possible cases.
Responses concerning future import of a chemical.
The inclusion of chemicals in the prior informed consent procedure will enable Governments to take informed decisions about future imports of such chemicals;
It transmitted responses concerning future imports of some chemicals listed in Annex III of the Convention.
Parties have nine months to prepare a response concerning the future import of the chemical.
Processing decisions regarding the future import of chemicals listed in annex III and disseminating the decisions to all Parties(article 10);
Parties are to submit to the Secretariat in a timely manner responses concerning future imports of each of these chemicals.
Processing decisions regarding the future import of chemicals listed in Annex III and informing all Parties of the responses received(article 10);
During the reporting period, the secretariat received 282 responses regarding future imports of chemicals listed in Annex III, from 29 Parties.
Procedure for making decisions on future imports of chemicals in Annex III of the Convention and for reporting those decisions to the secretariat;
In addition, parties are required by the Convention to submit to the secretariat their decisions regarding the future import of substances listed in annex III to the Convention.
The above decision on the future import needs to be taken irrespective of whether there is evidence of ongoing international trade of those chemicals or not.
The inclusion of chrysotile asbestos in the prior informed consent procedure will allow Governments to take informed decisions about future imports of this chemical;
In the case of Article 10,Parties are obliged to take a decision on future imports of the chemical and to transmit that decision to the Secretariat.
For each chemical included in the Rotterdam Convention,Parties are requested to make an informed decision whether they consent or not to the future import of the chemical.
Processing decisions regarding the future import of chemicals listed in Annex III and informing all Parties of the responses received article 10.
Under Article 10 of the Convention,all Parties are to submit to the secretariat in a timely manner responses concerning future imports of each of the chemicals in Annex III.
The level of information required to take a decision on future import of a chemical varies widely from Party to Party as a function of their regulatory infrastructures.
For each chemical included in the Rotterdam Convention, Parties are requested to make an informed decision whether they consent or not to the future import of the chemical.
During the reporting period,the secretariat received 149 responses regarding future import, from 15 Parties, for chemicals and pesticides currently included in the interim PIC procedure.
Article 10, Obligations in relation to imports of chemicals listed in Annex III,requires the preparation and submission to the Secretariat of a response regarding the future import of these chemicals.
This inability to take decisions on the future import of industrial chemicals would be expected to reduce the effectiveness of the PIC procedure under the Convention in preventing unwanted trade in these chemicals.
He also reminded Governments of their obligation to notify regulatory actions anddecisions regarding future imports of products covered by the interim PIC procedure.
However, the submitted import responses regarding future imports of chemicals subject to the interim PIC procedure, distributed by the secretariat through the semiannual PIC Circular, will have no status under the Convention PIC procedure unless the Conference of the Parties decides otherwise.
He also emphasized the need for all Governments to provide the secretariat with their decision regarding the future import of all chemicals covered by the interim PIC procedure where this had not been done.
Article 10 sets forth provisions in relation to the import of chemicals listed in Annex III,including the obligation of Parties to submit a response to the Secretariat concerning future import of those chemicals.
Parties have an ongoing obligation to submit to the Secretariat their decision concerning the future import of the chemical as soon as possible, and in any event no later than nine months after the date of dispatch of a decision guidance document.
For each chemical included in Annex III of the Rotterdam Convention andsubject to the PIC procedure, Parties are requested to make an informed decision whether they consent or not to the future import of the chemical.
The working group identified a related question,i.e., whether a Party would need to resubmit a response regarding future import for a chemical if it was listed in Annex III at a date later than the entry into force of the Convention for that particular Party.