Agreements with third countries Sample Clauses
The "Agreements with third countries" clause defines how the parties to a contract may enter into or be affected by agreements with countries that are not party to the original contract. This clause typically outlines the conditions under which such agreements can be made, whether prior consent is required, and how these external agreements interact with the obligations of the original parties. For example, it may specify that any new trade or cooperation agreements with non-signatory countries must not conflict with the terms of the existing contract. The core function of this clause is to manage and mitigate potential conflicts or overlaps between the contract and external agreements, ensuring that the original parties' interests and obligations remain protected and clear.
Agreements with third countries. The Parties hereby agree that mutual recognition agreements concluded by either Party with a country that is not party to this Agreement shall in no circumstances entail an obligation upon the other Party in terms of the acceptance of manufacturer's declarations of conformity as well as of reports, certificates, authorisations and marks issued by conformity assessment bodies in that third country, unless there is an explicit agreement between the Parties.
Agreements with third countries. The Contracting Parties agree that agreements concluded by either of them with a third country in an area covered by Title IIA shall not create obligations for the other Party, unless the Joint Committee decides otherwise.
Agreements with third countries. 1. The OIC Member States, which are parties to this Agreement, hereby agree that mutual recognition agreements concluded by either OIC Member State with another OIC Member State that is not party to this Agreement shall in no circumstances entail an obligation upon the other party in terms of the acceptance of this Agreement in that OIC Member State, unless there is an explicit agreement between the parties.
Agreements with third countries. Each Contracting Party may, by means of agreements concluded with one or more third countries, agree to the application of provisions different from those provided for in this Protocol on condition that its insured persons are adequately protected under conditions of reciprocity.
Agreements with third countries. Each Contracting Party may, by means of agreements concluded with one or more third countries, agree to the application of provisions different from those provided for in this Protocol on condition that its insured persons are adequately protected under conditions of reciprocity. Delegation of the Commission of the European Communities Brussels, 26 July 1989 With reference to the Agreement between the Community and Swit zerland, initialled today, I have the honour to confirm that the obligation of non-discrimination referred to in Article 5 thereof exclusively concerns the taking up and pursuit of the activity of direct insurance in the territory in which the supervisory authority which grants auth orization is competent and also applies to the Member States of the Community in the exercise of their power to legislate in the areas covered by the said Agreement. I would ask you to take note of this communication, and to accept, Sir, the assurance of my high consideration. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Esq. State Secretary Head of the Swiss Delegation Berne Swiss Delegation Sir, Berne, 26 July 1989 I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of today’s date, worded as follows: ‘With reference to the Agreement between the Community and Switzerland, initialled today, I have the honour to confirm that the obligation of non-discrimination referred to in Article 5 thereof exclusively concerns the taking up and pursuit of the activity of direct insurance in the territory in which the supervisory authority which grants authorization is competent and also applies to the Member States of the Community in the exercise of their power to legislate in the areas covered by the said Agreement.’ I have taken note of this communication, and in turn ask you to accept, Sir, the assurance of my high consideration.