The Uruguay Round Agreement on Rules of Origin bans such practices for non preferential origin rules, but a comparable multilateral discipline is missing for preferential rules.

Overly restrictive rules of origins may be relaxed and origin cumulation permitted on a larger scale.

Their exports should not be subjected to unrealistic rules of origin conditions.

For preferential rules of origin, this objective might be pursued through the development of a set of multilaterally applicable criteria and principles.

7 Argentina declared that the present Convention should be construed in accordance with the principles and rules of the National Constitution in force or with those resulting from reforms mandated by the Constitution.

Argentina declared that the Convention should be construed in accordance with the principles and rules of the National Constitution in force or with those resulting from reforms mandated by the Constitution.

GSP benefits are in many cases also affected by rules of origin.

In addition, rules of origin can have distorting impacts on international trade and thereby affect market opportunities.

In the debate on improving preferential modalities, particular attention was given to rules of origin.

The TPP could help change this by easing trade in intermediate inputs and helping build Pacific wide value chains. Particularly valuable would be straightening out the spaghetti bowl of rules of origin the regulations dictating when inputs produced in other countries can be used in products that will qualify for free trade benefits.

Improving market access involved not only tariff reduction but also relaxation of non tariff barriers and rules of origin.

Overall, participants agreed that rules of origin, in several preference giving markets, should be revisited to reflect changing globalized industrial trends and production processes, in the light of relevant analyses.

Principles of Perinatology

An integration process such as this could help in identifying areas in which common frameworks could be developed, for instance for rules of origin.

The debate also revealed that cumulative rules of origin might be beneficial to LDCs in relatively few cases.

It might refer, in a positive sense, to a rule or principle with a regional sphere of validity in relation to a universal rule or principle or, in a negative sense, to a rule or principle that imposed a limitation on the validity of a universal rule or principle.

Some schemes, including those of Switzerland and the European Union, have added donor country content provisions to their rules of origin.

24. Reference was also made to guideline 26 and in particular to the notions of ex situ and in situ collections of plant genetic material.

The database is being extended with information on bilateral preferential tariffs and rules of origin for the most important trade agreements in the western hemisphere.

II. ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND BASIC RULES

These normative acts define the market economy principle as the fundamental one in this respect.

This incident showed that the local Police was deliberately disregarding those rules and guidelines.

The latter are increasingly perceived as being founded on an obsolete vision of vertically integrated industries, while production has become internationally fragmented in the context of global interdependence and trade liberalization, which has changed manufacturing processes dramatically.

Other problems include the limited coverage of some GSP schemes and stringent rules of origin requirements in certain sectors.

It could be analysed (a) in a positive sense, as a rule or a principle with a regional sphere of validity in relation to a universal rule or principle or (b) in a negative sense, as a rule or a principle that imposes a limitation on the validity of a universal rule or principle.

The drafting of the law had taken into account the Set of Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices.

Review of the draft principles and guidelines on the the heritage of indigenous peoples

Such preferential treatment should cover all exported products of least developed countries, without exception, and be bound under the World Trade Organization schedules operational conditions should include simplified rules of origin.

A. International norms setting forth non derogability

Principle 22 Rules of procedure applicable in international courts

PRINCIPLE 22. RULES OF PROCEDURE APPLICABLE IN INTERNATIONAL COURTS

My delegation can see no need to attempt such regulation, which would include unnecessary reaffirmations of existing principles and rules so fundamental that their reaffirmation would be redundant.

12 Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment, principle 33 Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, rule 36.

The rules of evidence provided for in principle 18 (c) shall apply.

The rules of evidence provided for in principle 16 (c) shall apply.

In the absence of international conventions and other regulations relating to crimes causing widespread, long term and severe damage to the environment, the inclusion of a relevant provision in the statute would give effect to the principle sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas and to the principle that States must not produce harmful effects in zones outside their natural jurisdiction.

Draft principles and guidelines for the protection of the heritage of indigenous people

The principle of preclusion is the nearest equivalent in the field of international law to the common law rule of estoppel, though perhaps not applied under such strict limiting conditions (and it is certainly applied as a rule of substance and not merely as one of evidence or procedure).

Having reviewed all aspects of the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices, 25 years after its adoption,

However, general principles are not stated as non derogable rules.

Such rules are said to be based on the principle of proportionality.

The blame for the real estate crisis in the United States falls on two financial institutions Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Awareness campaigns for encouraging women to enter fields traditionally dominated by men.

Rule 23.3 stipulates that the offices of the President, the three Vice Presidents and the Rapporteur shall be subject to equitable geographical rotation within a five year cycle described in appendix A to the rules of procedure.

Reaffirming the need to promote and ensure respect for the principles and rules of international law, including international humanitarian law, as well as relevant provisions of human rights and refugee law,