Sentence examples for quantitative restrictions from inspiring English sources

Quantitative restrictions were unheard of, and customs duties were low and stable.

Quotas or quantitative restrictions may prohibit the importation of certain commodities or limit the amounts imported.

Many qualitative or quantitative restrictions for building height have been designated along lakefronts.

"Absolute bans and quantitative restrictions should only be used as a measure of last resort," the commission said in a statement.

When the last quantitative restrictions fall away next year, industry is hoping for high tariffs to replace them.

During a period of ten years, the quantitative restrictions agreed upon by means of bilateral agreements under the MFA will be phased out gradually.

According to the guidelines, the FTA would address trade in goods with the aim of covering all sectors and maintaining zero tariffs and no quantitative restrictions.

For example, Kyoto binds the Annex B nations to a timetable of quantitative restrictions based on their greenhouse gas emission levels in 1990.

Free movement of goods; Freedom to provide services; Advertising; Selling arrangements, Measures having equivalent effect to quantitative restrictions; Justification in the interest of the protection of health.

In addition, all existing quotas and other quantitative restrictions should be converted to their tariff equivalents by auction; that is, rights to import products within quota ceilings would be sold to the highest bidders.

This is the reason for such concepts as "undue burden on interstate commerce" in the United States, or the prohibition of measures having an effect equivalent to quantitative restrictions under Article 30 of the EC Treaty.