Examples of using Guarantee coverage in English and their translations into Russian
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It also contains a list of national associations issuing TIR Carnets and providing guarantee coverage.
Despite all these measures, the guarantee coverage for"sensitive" goods has not been re-established.
The Fund's rating is supported by the low loss ratio, the growing equity capital andthe high reliability guarantee coverage.
The sufficiently reliable guarantee coverage of the Agency's obligations on the sureties provided by it also contributes to the rating.
As requested, the annex also contains a list of national associations issuing TIR Carnets and providing guarantee coverage.
The TIRExB recalled past examples when some Contracting Parties had been notified that the guarantee coverage on their territories would be suspended as of a certain deadline.
As requested, the annex also contains a list of national associations issuing TIR Carnets and providing guarantee coverage.
The guarantee coverage in this country can only be suspended by either party to the above written agreement by means of termination of the agreement or through revocation of the authorization.
As requested, the annex also contains a list of national associations issuing TIR Carnets and providing guarantee coverage.
The Committee endorsed the views expressed by the Working Party that guarantee coverage for sensitive goods on the territory of the European Community had to be re-established as soon as possible.
The Working Party recalled that all versions of the TIR Carnet presented to Customs within the deadlines prescribed in the Convention remain valid,including guarantee coverage.
The Committee had endorsed the views expressed by the Working Party that the guarantee coverage for sensitive goods on the territory of the European Community had to be re-established as soon as possible.
The Committee requested the Russian Federation to abandon the measures put in place since 14 September 2013 andensure the uninterrupted TIR guarantee coverage until and after 1 July 2014.
In many instances, major elements were insufficient guarantee coverage of TIR Carnets, unclear description of the goods in the goods manifest, sensitive cargoes and reliability of the transport operator.
The guarantee institution's rating is essentially supported by its strong performance,robust guarantee coverage, and relatively low amount of risk assumed.
The credit rating is essentially supported by the Fund's conservative approach to sharing credit risks with its partners, lower payment obligations the Fund had to discharge, profitability of operations,and robust guarantee coverage.
The Working Party generally welcomed the efforts undertaken bythe European Community and the IRU to re-establish guarantee coverage for sensitive goods on the territory of the European Community.
These procedures should have been used to ensure guarantee coverage of all goods and in all Contracting Parties, including the few consignments comprising so-called sensitive goods according to IRU estimates 3% of all TIR transports.
The guarantee institution's rating is supported by its high key performance indicators,reliable guarantee coverage and effective recovery of funds through applicable recourse procedures.
The Board also touched upon the issue who is entitled to decide on the suspension of the TIR application in a particular country and whether or not the guarantee chain may select, at its own discretion,Contracting Parties where the guarantee coverage exists.
As a consequence, national guaranteeing associations might be compelled to withdraw guarantee coverage for such TIR Carnets and Customs authorities of other Contracting Parties would no longer be able to accept such TIR Carnets.
The rating score of the guarantee institution is essentially supported by the high key performance indicators,sufficiently reliable guarantee coverage, and steady growth of capitalization.
This had been decided on an exceptional basis in order to ensure uninterrupted guarantee coverage for the entire customs territory of the European Union, which would have been at risk, if there would no longer have been guarantee coverage on the territory of Portugal.
As a result of the reformed transit arrangementstransit reform,the European Commission is undertaking work on new administrative arrangements addressing issues such as guarantee coverage, end of the transit procedure, inquiry procedure and debt recovery.
The Working Party, welcoming the efforts undertaken by the IRU andthe European Community to re-introduce the guarantee coverage for sensitive goods on the territory of the European Community, however felt that further analysis on the validity and possible repercussions of such measures would need to be made.
The representatives of the European Community andthe International Road Transport Union(IRU) may wish to provide information on the activities under way to re-establish guarantee coverage for sensitive goods on the territory of the European Community.
Therefore, full guarantee coverage had to be provided by national associations not only for every duly opened TIR Carnets utilized by national and foreign TIR Carnet holders, but also for all categories and types of goods(except tobacco/alcohol) carried in the Customs sealed load compartments and containers.
The Working Party expected therefore that these associations andthe international insurers would now re-introduce their guarantee coverage, at least for the above three categories of goods for which the guarantee requirements under the Community/Common Transit Systems had been relaxed.
TIRExB stressed that, in its view, the guarantee coverage in a given country can only be suspended/ terminated by either party to the agreement, concluded between national competent authorities and the authorized national association in accordance with the provisions of Annex 9, Part I, Article 1( e) and subject to the provisions of the TIR Convention and national legislation Informal document TIREx/REP/48final, para. 12.
The Working Party was informed by the German andthe Belgium associations that the international insurers were not yet ready to re-establish full guarantee coverage even for those three categories of goods for which the use of the comprehensive guarantee under the Community/Common transit system had been re-introduced as of 1 August 1997.