Betekenis van:
trade policy

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Trading partners are leaning on Japan to clarify its trade policy.
2. Consistent trade policy Establish a coherent and comprehensive trade policy and revise existing legislation to ensure a consistent policy on free zones.
3. Continue development of a legislative and policy framework for trade and trade-related policies, ensuring EU- and WTO-compatibility.
4. The Foreign Trade Act authorises the GOI to issue notifications regarding export and import policy.
5. Forfás [Policy and advice for enterprise, trade, science, technology and innovation]
6. The Foreign Trade Act authorises the GOI to issue notifications regarding the export and import policy.
7. the whole of the European Union's external action, namely common foreign and security policy, European security and defence policy, foreign trade, development cooperation and humanitarian aid.
8. Continue the policy of trade liberalisation with the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, WTO-commitments and bilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTA).
9. The JRC will increase its support to the development of Community policy on international trade, with particular emphasis on the impact of trade policy on sustainable development and competitiveness.
10. The Foreign Trade Act authorises the GOI to issue notifications regarding the export and import policy, summarised in the ‘Export and Import Policy’ documents, which are issued by the Ministry of Commerce every five years and updated regularly.
11. The Foreign Trade Act authorises the GOI to issue notifications regarding the export and import policy. These are summarised in Export and Import Policy documents, which are issued by the Ministry of Commerce every five years and updated regularly.
12. The EEA Agreement does not entail a common trade policy with regard to export of food and feed to third countries.
13. The French authorities affirm that this policy does not disadvantage any trader, because sales outside France remain marginal and there are no traders specialising in the export trade.
14. SEZ are specifically delineated duty free enclaves and considered by the EXIM-policy 2002-2007 as foreign territory for the purpose of trade operations, duties and taxes.
15. They should consult widely on the costs and benefits of their regulatory initiatives or their lack of action, particularly where trade-offs between different policy objectives are implied.