Voorbeelden van het gebruik van State trading in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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C-relations with the industrialized and the state trading countries.
The Parties recognize that Russia is no longer a state trading country, but an economy in transition
Β- Relations with the industrialized countries and the State trading countries.
More specifically, the EESC believes that this requires countries with State Trading Enterprises, those that use export credits
Council Decision of 21 December 1978 amending the unilateral import arrangements in respect of State trading countries.
Industrialized countries- Mediterranean countries- Developing countries- State trading countries- Diplomatic relations- European political cooperation.
New Zealand must eliminate state trading enterprises.
Regulations repealed: Council Regulation(EEC) No 1765/82 on com mon rules for imports from State trading coun tries(OJ L 195,
EEC: Council Decision of 22 December 1980 on the import quotas to be opened by the Member States in respect of State trading countries in 1981.
How critical is the indebtedness position of certain developing countries, state trading countries and major rriultinational corporations
The aim of the proposal is to introduce common, uniform and simplified rules for imports originating in State trading countries and the People's Repub lic of China.
appropriate solutions must be sought for less transparent forms of export support such as state trading and food aid.
Having regard to Council Regulation(EEC) No 1765/82 of 30 June 1982 on common rules for imports from State trading countries(2), and in particular Article 10 thereof.
processed from fruit and vegetables where they originate in State trading countries.
This proposal forms part of the overall revision of the Community's common rules for imports from both market economy and state trading countries for the completion of the single market.
the developing countries for 19%(20% in 1986) and the State Trading Countries for 9% 10% in 1986.
Moreover, appropriate solutions must be found to other less transparent forms of export support such as state trading and the provisions of food aid.
Fourth question concerning the possibility of taking into consideration as reference prices the prices in force in countries with a State trading monopoly or prices for imitation products.
the developing countries for 20%(19% in 1986) and the State Trading Countries for 10% 11% in 1986.
Arrangements they incorporate changes which are broadly speaking similar to those made to the common rules for imports applicable to non member coun tries other than State trading countries and China.4.