(e) Footwear, leather and travel goods

In the EU, protection is more pronounced for the leather industry than for shoe production (at rates of 14 per cent and 9 per cent).

In the US, the ERP is much higher for footwear of plastic, rubber or textiles than for leather shoes.

Counterpart organizations in Italy have expressed interest in similar activities for the Palestinian leather and footwear and marble and stone industries.

Protection for men s leather shoe producers reaches however high levels in Canada with 32 per cent in Japan this rate is 28 per cent for shoes within the tariff quota and 260 per cent at the specific MFN rate for shoes priced at US 25 per pair (corresponding to the average import price of such shoes in the United States).

Agriculture in the Central Product Classification, the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities and the International Standard Classification of Occupations

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So there were no longer shoe makers, but now there are people slapping soles on people's shoes.

Other Indian SMEs with OFDI activities include footwear, food, transport equipment and pump manufacturers.

Shoes?

That's good. You can't wear those hard shoes.

Gotashoeshine Got a shoeshine

Shoes. Take off my shoes.

(f) Survey methods and questions for identifying status in employment categories and the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC), Rev.4.

3 For example, the European Classification (NACE), the North American Classification (NAICS) and the Australia New Zealand Classification (ANZSIC).

Man Take the shoes. Take the shoes.

Tom opened the shoebox and took out the shoes.

Persistence of peak tariffs on sensitive products such as textiles, leather, footwear, fish and fish products

OFDI by SMEs is prominent in such industries as textiles, leather, footwear, machinery and equipment and motor vehicles (annex tables 3 and 4).

Footwear of various types is still protected by high tariffs in most developed countries.

Those shoes won't do for climbing.

Wear your old shoes in, your new shoes out.

So I went back to the store and said to the owner, I love the shoes, but I hate the laces.

It's just like football boots. You've taken football boots off?

I can't. I've already worn them for two days.

Shoes?

Shoe?

It may also be recalled that most successful footwear exporters did not build up vertical integration through these stages, but started directly with shoe production under subcontracting and special tariff provisions for outward processing.

Since the CPC has been revised at shorter intervals than the ISIC, it was expected that the revision of the CPC would be much less extensive than the revision of the ISIC.

This joint presentation of ISIC and CPC issues should also foster the combined use of the ISIC and the CPC for statistical purposes.

They're like sun shoes, but, you know, with sand.

I love the shoes, but I hate the laces.

I've always told her to buy heavy shoes, real clodhoppers.

I lost a heel. Will these shoes do?

The proposed classification structure allows for much better comparison with other standards, such as NAICS, NACE or the Australian New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC).

They are ACE Laboratories, REPL Engineering, Liberty Shoes, Roto Pumps, Superhouse, Aftek Infosys and CGVAK Software Exports.

Outside the textile and garment industries, new CAD facilities have been introduced to the footwear industries in Egypt, Eritrea and the Russian Federation.

Did you ever hear of anyone taking a shower with their shoes on?

Therefore LDCs can for example export leather products and footwear duty free to Japan.

These are sandals.

And a shoe!

Slippers.

Slippers.

Shoes!

Shoe?