Under the Economic Complementarities Agreement 22 between Chile and Bolivia, Chile granted preferential access to Bolivia for some 500 customs tariff lines and Bolivia granted preferential access to Chile for about 480 tariff lines.

4. goods lost before being granted access by the customs

Their products should be granted immediate duty free and quota free access globally.

Persons detained at PSI were held incommunicado until ONUB was granted access on 22 November.

Surely We established him in the land and granted him means of access to every thing.

Surely We established him in the land and granted him means of access to every thing.

Mr. Markus Lehmann, Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) stressed that, under the CBD, access to genetic resources can be granted in exchange for access to, and transfer of, technology that makes use of those genetic resources.

At the same time, during the month of October, UNMIS was granted greater access to detention facilities in Darfur.

Belarus had helped to provide access to world markets for the developing and least developed countries and had granted unilateral trade preferences to a number of them.

To date, this information has not been provided, nor has an inventory of or access to Colonel Mutebutsi's weapons been granted.

For goods incurring losses before being granted access by the customs, customs duties may be reduced on the goods on the basis of the damages recognized by the customs.

2.5 On or about 29 October 1999, the author was transferred to Viana prison in Luanda and granted access to his lawyer.

The specific needs of developing countries must be taken into consideration and favourable access to markets should be granted to small countries.

In a number of situations, this has resulted in access being granted, conditions being improved or in particular facilities no longer being used.

As a result of UNIDO's success in this field, the Organization has been granted direct access to GEF funds in the POPs priority area.

In addition to the EU access agreements that have been signed in recent years, a 1987 treaty between 16 Pacific island nations and the U.S. granted access to their EEZ to as many as 50 vessels.

I took the fact for granted.

This will involve working especially for the establishment by States of fair and efficient procedures for the determination of refugee status or, as appropriate, other mechanisms to ensure that persons in need of international protection are identified and granted such protection, and to ensure that all persons seeking international protection are granted access to those procedures and mechanisms.

like pollination, that we take for granted.

Simon Lewis Don't take consciousness for granted

We can take it completely for granted.

(d) To guarantee access to the courts for the victims of human rights violations, to ensure the protection of all the victims and witnesses of such crimes, and to ensure that victims are granted reparations

(d) To guarantee access to the courts for the victims of human rights violations, to ensure the protection of all the victims and witnesses of such crimes, and to ensure that victims are granted reparations

On the other hand, so far the Committee has not been allowed to visit nor granted access to all of the detention facilities in Kosovo and Metohija.

NSD continues to run detention centres with no adequate judicial oversight and very unreliable access granted to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and AIHRC.

Political prisoners were still being held in various prisons and, although the United Nations Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS) had been allowed access to many detention facilities throughout the country, it had not been granted access to most national security facilities.

We take health for granted until illness intervenes.

Allah said For sure you are granted respite

Allah said For sure you are granted respite

One thing he was thinking of is something that most of us take for granted today, but in his day it wasn't taken for granted.

But we don't. We take our consciousness for granted.

At present, accreditation is granted for an indefinite period.

While the authorities have granted legal representation to some recently arrested detainees, they have in many instances blocked access to information and not given adequate indication of trial dates.

In Africa, the ratio is 900 per 100,000. The harsh reality behind these figures is this mothers, very often young, are dying for lack of what most of us take for granted in the twenty first century access to affordable health care.

And the reason is that you take it for granted.

It's when everybody is able to take them for granted.

That's one thing you Americans take for granted, you know?

Their Lord s punishment is not to be taken for granted.

Their Lord s punishment is not to be taken for granted.

The authorization specifies the quantities for which it is granted.

Success was possible if all components of civil society e.g. women, children, young people, underprivileged groups participated in the development process and if poor people were granted access to financial services.

Here, I draw particular attention to access for our products to developed markets and the subsidies and other forms of domestic support granted by the wealthy countries to their farmers, which impair the competitiveness of our products on world markets.

In 2004, 180 million kroons worth of loans were planned to be granted and loan securities were planned to be granted for another 100 million.

I took it for granted that you were on my side.

So let me ask you something you may take for granted.