Sentence examples for imported article from inspiring English sources

The same requirement would apply to obtaining the authorisation for use of certain SVHC in an imported article.

At the same time, Art. 56(1) REACH does not apply to imported article parts of complex articles which are assembled within the EEA.

It will be time enough to resolve that argument 'when a taxpayer paying in the state of origin is compelled to pay again in the state of destination.' 12 A discrimination against goods of out-of-state origin on the face of the sales and use acts is suggested because the local retailer may absorb the sales tax while the consumer of an imported article must pay the use tax.

They raise the price of imported articles, making them more expensive (and therefore less attractive) than domestic products.

Specific duties are easier to administer than ad valorem rates, for the latter often raise administrative problems, especially concerning the valuation of imported articles.

Directly Competitive means imported articles or services that compete with and are substantially equivalent for commercial purposes (i.e., are adapted for the same function or use and are essentially interchangeable) as the Firm's articles or services.

From the standpoint of revenue alone, a country can levy an equivalent tax on domestic production (to avoid protecting it) or select a relatively small number of imported articles of general consumption and subject them to low duties so that there will be no tendency to shift resources into industries producing such taxed goods (or substitutes for them).

However, registration obligations do not include substances in imported articles.

Especially the gap of SVHC in imported articles under the authorisation regime needs to be closed.

The need to minimise the levels of SVHC in articles might especially be considered for imported articles.

2.1 TBT test next asks whether the extended authorisation scheme discriminates imported articles because it de jure or de facto treats them less favourably than like domestic articles or like imported articles of other origin [18, 20].