Traduction de «export restrictions » (Anglais → Français) :

export restrictions | restrictions on export

furnish advice to clients in terms of export restrictions | providing advice to clients in terms of export restrictions | provide advice to a client in terms of export restrictions | provide advice to clients in terms of export restrictions

export restriction [ export ban | limit on exports | Export ban(STW) ]

export restriction [ export restraint | restriction on exports ]

voluntary export restraint | voluntary export restriction | VER [Abbr.]

export policy [ export scheme | export system ]

trade restriction [ obstacle to trade | restriction on trade | trade barrier ]

analyse competition restrictions | check competition restrictions | examine competition restrictions | investigate competition restrictions

administer advice to clients in terms of import restrictions | arrange advice to clients in terms of import restrictions | provide advice to clients in terms of import restrictions | provision of advice to clients in terms of import restrictions

On the issue of export subsidies, export restrictions, and export credit sales, we feel that export subsidies should be outright prohibited, that all export restrictions should be eliminated, and that the WTO should establish clear rules and disciplines governing export credit sales.

The export restrictions imposed by China on the rare earths, tungsten and molybdenum are mainly quotas, export duties, minimum export price system, as well as additional requirements and procedures for exporters.

The export restrictions are mainly quotas (bauxite, coke, fluorspar, silicon carbide and zinc), export duties (bauxite, coke, fluorspar, magnesium, manganese, silicon metal, yellow phosphorus and zinc), a minimum export price system, as well as additional requirements and procedures for exporters.

Notes that China produces 97 % of the rare earths used in the world and calls on it to guarantee its trading partners sustainable production methods and fair market access; calls on the Commission to pay particular attention to any potential restrictions by China on the export of its raw materials; recalls in this context the WTO ruling against China of 5 July 2011, upheld on appeal, for having placed restrictions on the export of certain raw materials; calls on the Commission to develop a European strategy for the proper management of raw materials, involving increased energy efficiency, recycling, more efficient use of resources and the development of industrial cooperation in the green economy growth and innovation sectors; calls for ...[+++] negotiations aimed at adopting common rules and principles on trade in raw materials, thereby creating a framework for the use of export restrictions at the WTO as well at the G20, as this issue mainly concerns industrialised countries and China;