Sentence examples for scheme of preferences from inspiring English sources
Cambodia falls under the Everything But Arms (EBA) tier of the EU's Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP), which means that it – like other least-developed countries – can export sugar and a host of other products to the EU duty free.
Under the EU's generalised scheme of preferences (GSP), developing countries pay little or no duty on their exports to Europe, while the Everything But Arms treaty gives the world's least developed countries (LDCs) duty- and quota-free access to all products except arms and ammunitions.
Second, a privileged access to the EU market for palm oil imports from Colombia through preferential imports duties granted under the EU's 'Generalised Scheme of Preferences'.4 .
The EU's 'Generalised Scheme of Preferences' is an unilateral system of trade preferences that allows certain developing country exporters to pay lower duties on their exports to the EU to facilitate their access to EU markets and contributes to their economic growth.
Our approach falls into the general scheme of Shoham's preference semantics.
The framework of a general equilibrium heterogeneous agent model is used to study the optimal design of an unemployment insurance (UI) scheme and preferences for unemployment policy reforms.
We need a perfect storm of preferences.
This treatment allocation scheme allows comparisons on relevant variables between participants who receive the same treatment on the basis of either chance or preference; the results of these comparisons determine the contribution of preferences.
The survey questionnaire included five sections: 1) socio-demographic characteristics of respondents; 2) acceptance of a PBI scheme; 3) preference for financial versus non-financial incentives; 4) level of financial contribution into the district funds; and 5) suggested performance indicators.
Fontenay Abbey (1139 and later) represented the personal preference of St. Bernard, and it is almost Roman, with its very simple and substantial scheme of pointed barrel vaulting.
"In the scheme of things".
