Traduction de «Décret de remise visant les importations par messagerie » (Français → Anglais) :

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to specify the procedural rules on the determination of the customs value of goods; to specify the procedural rules on the provision of a guarantee, the determination of its amount, its monitoring and release and the revocation and cancellation of an undertaking given by a guarantor; to specify the procedural rules regarding temporary prohibitions of the use of comprehensive guarantees; to adopt measures to ensure mutual assistance between the customs authorities in the event of the incurrence of a customs debt; to specify the procedural rules on repayment and remission of an amount of import or export duty and the ...[+++]information to be provided to the Commission; to adopt decisions on repayment or remission of an amount of import or export duty; to specify the procedural rules on the lodging, amendment and invalidation of an entry summary declaration; to specify the time-limit within which a risk analysis is to be carried out on the basis of the entry summary declaration; to specify the procedural rules on the notification of arrival of sea-going vessels and aircraft and on the conveyance of goods to the appropriate place; to specify the procedural rules on the presentation of goods to customs; the procedural rules on the lodging, amendment and invalidation of the temporary storage declaration and on the movement of goods in temporary storage; the procedural rules for the provision and verification of the proof of the customs status of Union goods; the procedural rules on the determination of competent customs offices and on the lodging of the customs declaration where other means than electronic data processing techniques are used; the procedural rules on the lodging of a standard customs declaration and on the making available of supporting documents; the procedural rules on the lodging of a simplified declaration and a supplementary declaration; the procedural rules on the lodging of a customs declaration prior to the presentation of goods to customs, ...

3. Welcomes the efforts made by the Egyptian authorities to identify the authors and perpetrators of the attacks on Christian communities; stresses that it is important that an independent, thorough and transparent investigation into the events in Maspero should be conducted by an independent civil judiciary, in order to hold all those responsible to account; stresses that the role of the media has to be fully addressed; notes the government’s announcements about the immediate consideration of a draft decree aiming to legalise ...[+++] the status of places of worship built without proper authorisation as well as about strengthening legal instruments aimed at fighting discrimination both in the public and private domains; stresses, however, the responsibility of the Egyptian Government and authorities to ensure the safety of all citizens in the country and that those responsible for the violence be brought to justice;

3. Welcomes the efforts made by the Egyptian authorities to identify the authors and perpetrators of the attacks on Christian communities; stresses that it is important that an independent, thorough and transparent investigation into the events in Maspero should be conducted by an independent civil judiciary, in order to hold all those responsible to account; stresses that the role of the media has to be fully addressed; notes the government's announcements about the immediate consideration of a draft decree aiming to legalise ...[+++] the status of places of worship built without proper authorisation as well as about strengthening legal instruments aimed at fighting discrimination both in the public and private domains; stresses, however, the responsibility of the Egyptian Government and authorities to ensure the safety of all citizens in the country and that those responsible for the violence be brought to justice;

12. Recognising the role that nuclear energy played in some Member States energy mix, while noting that no country is currently constructing new nuclear reactors and that eleven of the fifteen Member States do not have nuclear power or are currently phasing it out. Further noting that the EU and other signatories have excluded nuclear power within the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol. Recognises that the EU is committed to reaching its Kyoto target of 8% reduction in Co2 by 2010 and welcoming the statement of the Green Book that unless energy efficiency is introduced to curb energy demand, the EU will have trouble meetin ...[+++]g its CO2 reduction commitments. Further calls for the EU to lead discussions to set Co2 reduction targets for 2020; also recognises that nuclear energy will be playing a less significant role following decisions to phase it out and/or introduce moratoria in five other Member States; points out that after the attack on the World Trade Center it is of great importance to take special measures in the Member States to substantially improve the safety of nuclear power stations, and calls for special vigilance within the IAEA in order to counteract the smuggling of nuclear fuel;

For about a decade now, beginning with the establishment of a statistical tracking system for bluefin tuna and culminating with a series of import bans for tuna originating from countries that have been identified as fishing in a manner undermining ICCAT's conservation and management measures, ICCAT has been spear-heading ways to discourage IUU fishing.