Commercial policy measures definition

Commercial policy measures means non-tariff measures established, as part of the common commercial policy, in the form of Union provisions governing international trade in goods;

Commercial policy measures means non-tariff measures established, as part of the common commercial policy, in the form of Community provisions governing the import and export of goods, such as surveillance or safeguard measures, quantitative restrictions or limits and import or export prohibitions;

Commercial policy measures means, as part of other legislation applied by the customs authorities, measures adopted pursuant to Article 207 TFEU, other than provisional or definitive anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties or safeguard measures in the form of increased tariffs on specific goods, and including in particular special surveillance measures and safeguard measures in the form or import or export authorisations;

Examples of Commercial policy measures in a sentence

• Commercial policy measures shall apply to the procedures provided for within the framework of outward processing operations.

• Commercial policy measures that would otherwise apply to comparable imported goods will not be applied to Compensating products.

• Commercial policy measures adopted under this Regulation should be selected and designed on the basis of objective criteria, including the effectiveness of the measures in inducing compliance of third countries with international trade rules, their potential to provide relief to economic operators within the Union affected by third country measures, and the aim of minimising negative economic impacts on the Union, including with regard to essential raw materials.

• Commercial policy measures shall be applicable in the outward-processing procedures.

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More Definitions of Commercial policy measures

Commercial policy measures means the imposition of quotas, ceilings, countervailing duties on subsidized foreign goods, anti-dumping duties, or similar provisions for advancing national (keshwar) commercial interests.

Commercial policy measures means non-tariff measures established, as part of the common commercial policy, in the form of Community provisions governing the import and export of goods.

Commercial policy measures means non-tariff measures governing export and import of goods;

Commercial policy measures means the imposition application of quotas, ceilings, countervailing duties on subsidized foreign goods, anti-dumping duties, or similar provisions for advancing national (keshwar) commercial interests, the responsibility for implementation of which principally rests with the Customs.

Commercial policy measures means the imposition of quotas, ceilings, countervailing duties on subsidized foreign goods, anti-dumping duties, or other similar

Commercial policy measures means measures prescribed by the governmental bodies, which have not been established by the Customs Tariff, and which are effecting export and import of the goods, including the safeguard measures, quantitative restrictions and prohibitions;

Commercial policy measures means non-tariff measures established, as part of the Somaliland commercial policy, in the form of provisions in force governing: