Customs
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Intrinsic vulnerability made for heightened exposure to political shocks, and disputes about a Central European
customs
union and about war reparations was enough to topple a house of cards.
Unlike the parties to a free-trade agreement, the members of a
customs
union like the one Putin envisages set trade policy with respect to third states through the establishment of common foreign tariffs.
Such a tax should start with turning the EU current exclusion of settlements’ products from preferential
customs
treatment into a full-scale ban on imports from settlements – and any transactions with them.
There is no conceivable basis under the laws and
customs
of war for the deliberate razing of civilian homes and the theft or destruction of supplies provided by the generosity of other governments to help the population meet its urgent needs.
National governments will also need to participate, streamlining
customs
controls, border management policies, and regional trade regulations.
Large parts of Ukraine’s population – and young people in particular – rose in opposition to then-Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych’s refusal to sign the country’s European Union association agreement (finalized after many years of negotiations), in favor of joining a
customs
union with Russia.
Tocqueville viewed democracy not only as a political regime, but, above all, as an intellectual regime that shapes a society’s
customs
in general, thereby giving it a sociological and psychological dimension.
For example, for more than a decade, Germany’s police forces,
customs
service, and even the Bundeswehr have been ordering uniforms from a state-owned factory in the city of Dzherzinsky, named after the father of the Red Terror and founder of the Soviet KGB, Feliks Dzherzinsky.
In advance of the negotiation, the Economic Committee of the League drafted a convention for a two-year
customs
truce.
The UK’s first goal is to maintain a soft border and frictionless trade with the Republic of Ireland, which will remain an EU member state, subject to the rules of the European single market and
customs
union.
And the third is to “take back control,” by leaving the single market,
customs
union, and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
The Turkish government, unwisely, became embroiled with the EU over its plan to extend the
customs
union to include all new member states, including Cyprus.
One problem is that working for Japanese firms often requires both long hours on the job and post-work socializing with colleagues –
customs
that make life harder for working mothers.
The other top-ten ideas from our researchers are: expanding the potential for irrigation in Sub-Saharan Africa; developing a marketable “polypill” for hypertension and cardiovascular disease; researching ways to introduce successful tobacco taxes in developing countries; conducting action research – a particular approach and type of research that involves a high level of engagement between researchers and practitioners; and improving the ability of
customs
offices to identify illicit transactions.
But, because of poor infrastructure and inefficient
customs
procedures, only 1.1% of Congo’s imports come from its neighbor.
Determined to hold him to his promise to sign the EU agreement and not take Ukraine into a
customs
union with Russia, the protesters mobilized the country.
But the metaphor of war should not blind us to the fact that suppressing terrorism will take years of patient, unspectacular civilian cooperation with other countries in areas such as intelligence sharing, police work, tracing financial flows, and cooperation among
customs
officials.
Reluctance to expand the number of foreign workers and to change work
customs
to encourage more married women to join the labor force may reflect the relative affluence that Japan currently enjoys.
Europe’s own experience has taught us that a
customs
union must be the first step, and that sooner or later the more intense economic cooperation that a
customs
union imposes will compel its members to establish an economic community that has all the characteristics of a unified internal market.
Vice President Roxana Baldetti was forced to resign, after reports linked her to a group accused of taking bribes to avoid levying
customs
taxes, and was arrested in August.
Perhaps it could even enable them to revive the old dream of a
customs
union, possibly including Nicaragua and/or Costa Rica.
Fresh produce requires a cold-storage logistic system, a green lane at customs, certification of good agricultural practices, and sanitary permits.
For them, the old world of traditional ties and
customs
is gone, but the new world of modernity remains out of reach.
The court likened doing so to “opening a Pandora’s box, with all the seemingly discriminative
customs
from our 120 tribes” vulnerable to legal challenge.
Customs
that the Kemalist secular state suppressed, such as women’s use of headscarves in public places, have reappeared, because rural Turks have more influence.
But to maintain an open border in Ireland would mean creating a
customs
border between two parts of the UK.
Britain would make sure that goods entering Northern Ireland, but bound for the EU via the Republic of Ireland, paid their EU
customs
duties and conformed to EU health and safety standards.
Britain would leave the
customs
union, but remain in the European Economic Area, which includes the 28 members of the EU plus Norway, Liechtenstein, and Iceland.
Most bets are on Britain formally leaving the EU in March 2019, but “temporarily” remaining in the
customs
union, giving it two or three years to negotiate the final divorce settlement.
By streamlining drug-approval processes, removing tariffs, and simplifying
customs
procedures, many countries could immediately increase the availability of dozens of essential medicines.
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