Examples of Schedule of tariff concessions in a sentence
Thus, the obligation not to subject imported products to duties and other charges in excess of the bound rates under the relevant Schedule of tariff concessions relates to the time of importation, Articles II:1(b) and II:1(c) of the GATT 1994.
Korea's Schedule of tariff concessions (LX) provides for the entry of fresh, chilled and frozen beef with market access opportunities rising from 123,000 tonnes in 1995 to 225.000 tonnes in 2000.
One can see, that mathematically obtained curve differs from the measured one in the high density area, which corresponds to the thruster D1 axis, but in remaining (periphery) areas both curves coincide.
As classified by Thailand under its Schedule of tariff concessions under HS 0703.10; 0703.20; 0712.20; part of 0712.90; part of 1005.90; 1513.21; and 1513.29.
Moreover, in order to respect WTO law this amount must be justified by a cost or charge approximate to the cost of services rendered and/or a duty not exceeding the rate bound in the Member's Schedule of tariff concessions.
She also underlined the importance of establishing the UK's independent Schedule of tariff concessions in full compliance with WTO rules.
The representative of Honduras said that this item had been placed on the agenda in pursuance of the Procedures for Negotiations under Article XXVIII adopted by the GATT Committee on Tariff Concessions on 10 November 1980 and circulated in document C/113 and Corr.1. The matter concerned the non-recognition of rights by the European Communities in respect of the enlargement process under Article XXIV:6 and the modification of the Schedule of tariff concessions under Article XXVIII as regards bananas.
As indicated on the bottom of Table 4-2 for safe shutdown capability, this credit must be examined and justified on a case-by-case basis.
The greatest source of concern was that the initial stages of the Community's proceedings to modify its Schedule of tariff concessions, including its refusal to accept Honduras's declaration of "substantial interest", already reflected the same injustices suffered by Honduras during the Article XXIV:6 proceedings, specifically as regards notification.
The practical effect of this imposition was (1) to effectively stop the trade on the selected products as from 3 March 1999 and (2) in any case, to deprive as from 3 March 1999 the importers of the their right of importing those products subject to a duty not exceeding the tariff bound under the US Schedule of tariff concessions.