Examples of using Additional note in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Additional note.
Source: Eurydice. Additional note.
Additional notes.
Products referred to in additional note 5 to this chapter.
Additional notes.
Other, of tropical wood, as specified in additional note 2 to this Chapter.
Additional notes about Warranty.
For the definition of the term‘newsreels', see additional note 2 to this chapter.
Additional note(Figures 2.1 to 2.5).
Doors and their frames and thresholds, of tropical wood as specified in additional note 3 to Chapter 44.
The presence of a fireplace will bring to your house an additional note of comfort and coziness, and bewitching flames will help to relax during the evening rest.
Doors and their frames and thresholds, of tropical wood, as specified in additional note 2 to this Chapter.
Additional note: fire class E(for fires in low-voltage electrical installations) has been phased out, as standard fire extinguishers can extinguish these fires.
Such information is normally presented in either supplementary schedules or as additional notes.
The Danish Government and the Commission request the Court to answer that Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN is compatible with Note 4(a) to that chapter.
Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN defines‘reinforcements' as all pieces of material attached to the external surface of the upper to give additional strength, whether or not also attached to the sole.
Windows, french windows and their frames of tropical wood, as specified in additional note 2 to this Chapter.
Ecco contends however that, interpreted correctly, that Additional Note does not lead to a result that is any different from that resulting directly from Note 4(a).
Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the Combined Nomenclature, inserted by Commission Regulation(EEC) No 3800/92 of 23 December 1992 amending Regulation No 2658/87, is compatible with Note 4(a) to that chapter.
Common Customs Tariff- Tariff headings-Explanatory Notes to the Combined Nomenclature- Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the Combined Nomenclature.
It should also be noted that, according to Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN, after the removal of reinforcements, the visible material must have the characteristics of an upper and not lining.
In those circumstances, there is no contradiction between the content of Note 4(a)to Chapter 64 of the CN and that of Additional Note 1 to that chapter such as to cast doubt on the latter's validity.
Second, it should be pointed out that Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN, as its title indicates, merely provides some clarification of the term‘reinforcements' within the meaning of Note 4(a), and in particular regarding their purpose.
In its second question,the referring court wishes in essence to ascertain whether Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN is valid in the light of Note 4(a) to that chapter.
It adds that, if Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN widened the term‘reinforcements' so that the sandal in question in the main proceedings were regarded as having an upper of textile material, that provision would be incompatible with Note 4(a) to that chapter, and hence invalid.
Moreover, the leather does not constitute either an accessory or a reinforcement within the meaning of Note 4(a) and, in particular, a leather upper perfectly usable without any underlying textile material cannotbe described as‘pieces of material' within the meaning of Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN.
Statuettes and other ornaments, of tropical wood as specified in additional note 3 to Chapter 44; wood marquetry and inlaid wood; caskets and cases for jewellery or cutlery, and similar articles, and wooden articles of furniture not falling in Chapter 94, of tropical wood as specified in additional note 3 to Chapter 44.
Where the products referred to in the first paragraph do not fall within the same eight-digit CN code, or do not share the same commercial quality and the same technical and physical characteristics, mixed storage may be allowed only where the whole mixtureis to undergo one of the treatments referred to in Additional Note 5 to Chapter 27 of the Combined Nomenclature.';
Ecco argues that Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN may determine the classification resulting from the wording of the CN headings and from Note 4(a) to that chapter, but it cannot result in uppers which, were it not for that Additional Note, would be regarded as leather uppers being considered instead to be uppers of textile material.
The Danish Government contends that although the leather has the greatest surface area of the upper of the sandal at issue in the main proceedings it must be regarded asconstituting an accessory and/or reinforcement within the meaning of Additional Note 1 to Chapter 64 of the CN, since it gives additional strength and when the leather is removed the underlying material has the physical shape of a normal upper.