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Main provisions. 2.1. The Client, by the fact of registration on the website of the Company, agrees to accept the obligations under this Agreement in full. This Agreement, together with the additional sections listed in paragraph 1.3., regulates the relationship between the Client and the Company, determining the procedure for using the Company's trading services.
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Main provisions. The Chapter on Protection of Personal Data sets out a comprehensive framework in the field of protection of personal data, along three lines: • Principles and General rules: The parties are obliged to establish legal regimes and administrative capacity to ensure the implementation of the most important set of data protection principles and enforcement mechanisms, as contained in international instruments in this field. These principles are spelled out in very precise terms as to the objectives they should achieve; • Coherence with international instruments: the EPA acknowledges that agreements the Parties may conclude with other countries may have an impact on the implementation of their obligations under the EPA. To avoid any clash of international obligations, the EPA provides that Parties will inform each other about international commitments or arrangements with third countries which may be relevant for the implementation of the EPA; • Cooperation: exchange of information and the possibility of technical assistance are envisaged in order to help setting up the legislative and administrative framework in the data protection sector, in accordance with the Parties' obligations under the EPA.
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Main provisions. The designation of Competent Authorities on SPS measures by both Parties and commitment from the CARIFORUM side to establish a regional body representing the CARIFORUM Competent Authorities to enhance regional integration; • Specific attention to regional collaboration and integration, noting cooperation will be needed to establish harmonised SPS measures within the region; • Transparency provisions, with the EU committing to cooperate with the region to enhance relevant information exchange. Asymmetry and support for regional integration A good part of the commitments are unilaterally undertaken by the EU, but the Agreement also contains a commitment from the CARIFORUM side on regional integration and harmonisation.
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Main provisions. 2.1 This Client Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the Agreement) is concluded between the Client and the Company.
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Main provisions. Article IV (paragraph 1) of the Treaty established equal limitations on major armaments for NATO and the Warsaw Pact, including: ⋅ 20,000 battle tanks (no more than 16,500 in active units), ⋅ 30,000 armored combat vehicles (no more than 27,300 in active units), of which no more than 18,000 shall be armored infantry fighting vehicles and heavy armament combat vehicles, of which no more than 1,500 shall be heavy armament combat vehicles, ⋅ 20,000 artillery pieces (17,000 in active units), ⋅ 6,800 combat aircrafts, and ⋅ 2,000 attack helicopters. (Article IV, Paragraph 1) The CFE Treaty also provided for weapons systems not in active units to be placed in designated permanent storage sites (Article IV, paragraph 1). In addition, it required that no single State Party possess more than approximately one-third of the armaments within the area of application (Article VI), defined as “entire land territory of the States Parties in Europe from Atlantic Ocean to the Ural Mountains, including all the European island territories of the States Parties.” Within this overall area of application, the Treaty established sub-areas where the permitted numbers of armaments were subject to specific limitations (Articles IV and V). Such sub-zones, located at the northern and southern extremes of the area of application, where the two blocks came into contact, were subject to specific flank limits in order to substantially reduce the possibility of an encircling maneuver.
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Main provisions. Dividends: 0% withholding tax (WHT) if the UBO is a company holding at least 10% of the capital of the company paying the dividend. If the dividends are received by an individual or a non­limited company or by a holding of less than 10%, then 5% WHT applies Interest: 0% WHT, Interest payments shall be exclusively taxed in the country of residence of the lender Royalties: 0% WHT Irrespective of the treaty­provided rates, Cyprus legislation does not provide for WHT on dividends, interest and royalties paid to non­Cyprus residents.
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