Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• How does the Council plan to defend the legality of the importing and exporting of copyrighted works for the visually impaired on a global scale?
• (j)to develop production of jute with a view to improving, inter alia, its unit yield and its quality for the benefit of importing and exporting countries;
• In the medium term, those Member States should become the importing and the exporting Member State for external trade statistics purposes.
• promoting further consideration of the risk of arms diversion and its mitigation, both from the importing and exporting perspectives.
• In particular, the progressive collection of data pertaining to the Member State of final destination and of actual export will make it easier to investigate the widening gap between the Member States where the customs declaration is made and the intended importing and exporting Member States.
• It is paramount that there is an adequate customs procedure which allows for exemption from duties and taxes on the temporary importing and re
• All of the above refer to and affect the manufacture, distribution and marketing of specified products within the EU and trade between the EU and its importing and exporting partners.
• exporting of articles for international exhibitions which can last from three weeks to three months.

• The 2005 reform created a framework for the import and export of sugar.
• The legal uncertainty of copyright laws severely restricts the import and export of works formatted for the visually impaired across borders.
• That is aimed at establishing an international control regime for the import and export of rough diamonds.
• As a general rule, the import and export of substances referred to under point I. is prohibited, except for specific cases foreseen by the Regulation.
• COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1439/95 of 26 June 1995 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EEC) No 3013/89 as regards the import and export of products in the sheepmeat and goatmeat sector
• All countries must be able to stop the import and export of weapons if they so wish.
• Each Member State shall designate authorities such as customs authorities that shall have the responsibility of controlling the import and export of chemicals listed in Annex I.
• To this end the EEC Treaty recognised that these states could impose prohibitions or restrictions on the import and export of cultural goods.