Concessions And Agricultural Policies Sample Clauses

Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions, granted under Article 10, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Contracting Parties or the application of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the provision of the respective agreements negotiated under the auspices of the Agreement establishing WTO. 2. The Contracting Parties shall notify to the Joint Committee changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied, which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade among them, as provided for in this Agreement. Upon request of a Contracting Party, prompt consultations within the Joint Committee shall be held to examine the situation.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Article 12, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the results of the Uruguay Round agreements. 2. The Parties shall notify the Joint Committee of changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade among them as provided for in this Agreement. On the request of a Party prompt consultations shall be held to examine the situation.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions, granted under Article 12, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Contracting Parties or the application of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the provision of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture. 2. The Contracting Parties shall notify to the Joint Committee changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade among them, as provided for in this Agreement. Upon request of a Contracting Party, prompt consultations within the Joint Committee shall be held to examine the situation.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Protocol A to this Agreement, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the respective provisions of the Agreement on Agriculture within the framework of the World Trade Organization. 2. The Parties shall notify each other of changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade between them as provided for in this Agreement. Prompt consultations shall be held, upon request of any Party, to examine the situation. 3. Taking into account the Estonian customs tariff structure on the date of entry into force of this Agreement, where no customs duties are applied for agricultural products, in the event that a new tariff regime for the imports of agricultural products is established, Estonia may, by way of derogation from the provisions of Article 4 of this Agreement and pursuant to the implementation of its agricultural policy, introduce customs duties on imports on a limited number of agricultural products originating in Turkey. 4. Customs duties on imports may be introduced by Estonia during the first two years following the entry into force of this Agreement and after consultations in the Joint Committee. If necessary, the period of two years may be prolonged by one year by the decision of the Joint Committee. These measures shall be applied for a period not exceeding three years. 5. If ever Estonia introduces a tariff on some of its products it shall ensure a sizeable margin of preference for products subject to the concession originating in Turkey. The Parties will grant equal treatment to each other for their products which take place in Protocol A vis-à-vis the EU products at their respective market.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Article 13 and 14, the provisions of Chapter II shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the results of the World Trade Organization. 2. The Parties shall notify to the Joint Committee, changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade between them as provided for in this Agreement. Prompt consultations shall be held, upon request of any Party to examine the situation.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Article 10, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of agreements in the WTO framework. 2. The Parties shall promptly inform the Joint Committee of changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied, which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade among them as provided for in this Agreement. On the request of a Party prompt consultations shall be held to examine the situation. 3. Notwithstanding Article 21, paragraph 2, all Parties shall refrain from the use of export subsidies, and abolish any such existing subsidies, in their mutual trade.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. The concessions granted under this Agreement are referred to in Protocol 2. 2. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under this Chapter, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the respective provisions of the Agreement on Agriculture within the framework of the WTO. 3. The Parties shall notify to each other of changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade between them as provided for in this Agreement. Prompt consultations shall be held, upon request of any Party, to examine the situation. 4. In trade between the Parties from the date of entry into force of this Agreement no new quantitative restriction on imports or measures having equivalent effect shall be introduced.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. 1. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Protocol 3 to this Agreement, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the respective provisions of the Agreements within the framework of the World Trade Organization. 2. The Parties shall notify each other changes in their respective agricultural policies pursued or measures applied which may affect the conditions of agricultural trade between them as provided for in this Agreement. Prompt consultations shall be held, upon request of any Party, to examine the situation.
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Concessions And Agricultural Policies. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Article 9, the provisions of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of the Parties or application of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the provisions of the Agreement on Agriculture negotiated under the auspices of the GATT 1994 and the Agreement establishing WTO.
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