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English-German translation for "tariff nomenclature"
"tariff nomenclature" German translation
tariff nomenclature
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Similar translations for "tariff nomenclature" in German
This combined nomenclature is a tariff and statistics nomenclature which is used for the trade between Member States and that with third countries.
1 - Number in the Combined Nomenclature
A single nomenclature, the Combined Nomenclature, will be used for external and intra-European statistics.
Preferential tariff arrangements
The second part of the vote concerns the nomenclature.
It remains both in the nomenclature and in the remarks.
As regards the proposal on simplifying the nomenclature, the Commission notes with satisfaction that all the institutions acknowledge the importance of simplifying the combined nomenclature.
We must remember that the current scandals are rocking the Russian Nomenclature and institutional representatives.
We achieved a new nomenclature in a certain area of agricultural spending.
As usual in EU nomenclature, the title conveys the opposite of reality.
Simplifying the nomenclature within the internal market is an interim measure.
Minor modifications in the nomenclature do not pose any problem for the Commission.
I would remind you that this nomenclature at present comprises more than ten thousand codes.
The first was rationalization in terms of information policy, the agencies and nomenclature.
A number of amendments to the budget's nomenclature are designed to increase the flow of resources.
Our amendment is the result of abandoning the idea of a specific Intrastat nomenclature.
Both tariff and non-tariff-related obstacles constitute a considerable barrier to European enterprises.
Mr Ettl is right: non-tariff barriers often replace tariff barriers when they are removed.
But if no agreement can be found for some budget lines, the Commission proposes to revert either to the nomenclature agreed upon in the 1998 budget discussion, or to the nomenclature agreed upon in the Interinstitutional Agreement.
The preparations for a code of conduct for the management of the Combined Nomenclature are currently being finalised and the European professional federations know that close sectoral collaboration in this has already resulted in a reduction in the nomenclature.

