Trade Control Rules definition

Trade Control Rules means, collectively, the applicable laws and regulations that governs or relates to the customs, export, import, re-export, or transfer formality, control, restriction, prohibition, Economic Sanction, or Permit. For clarity, Trade Control Rules include (without limitation):▪ laws and regulations of the European Union with regard to the control of exports, brokering, technical assistance, transit, and transfer of dual-use items (Regulation (EU) n° 2021/821 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 May 2021) and the European Union common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment;▪ the United States Export Administration Regulations (“EAR”) and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (“ITAR”); and▪ approvals, certifications, authorizations and/or licenses (e.g. export and import licenses, cryptographic authorizations, homologations, certificates of conformity with technical standards and marking, etc.).
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Trade Control Rules means customs, export/re-export and import controls, restrictions, bans, prohibitions or license/authorization requirements on trade or finance under the laws and regulations of the European Union and its member states, the United States, and/or others relevant countries. Trade Control Rules include in particular, but not limited to: (a) the provisions of European Union regulations with regard to the control of export, transfer, brokering and transit of dual-use items (Council Regulation (EC) n° 428/2009 of 5 May 2009), (b) the provisions of United States Export Administration Regulations (EAR), and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), (c) the economic, financial, trade sanctions programs or embargos against targeted foreign countries, regimes, named individuals or entities in accordance with the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) or under the laws and regulations of the European Union and its member states, the United States, or of any others relevant countries or authorities, (d) the provisions of the local regulations in the countries of departure and delivery including any customs regulations, export and import controls, approvals, certifications, authorizations or licenses (e.g. export and import license, cryptographic authorization, certificate of conformity with technical standards, etc.).
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Trade Control Rules means, collectively, the applicable laws and regulations that govern s or relates to the customs, export, import, re-export, or transfer formality, control, restriction, prohibition, Economic Sanction, or Permit. For clarity, Trade Control Rules include (without limitation):
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Examples of Trade Control Rules in a sentence

  • For further details, please refer to Article 2 of the Insider Trade Control Rules.

  • As importer of the Customer Equipment, Customer and its IOR (if different from Customer) will be solely responsible for fulfilling all administrative and import customs formalities required by the Trade Control Rules in the importing countries, including (without limitation) paying all applicable import duties and taxes, completing, and filing necessary undertakings forms with the appropriate authorities, and obtaining and maintaining all necessary import Permits.

  • As importer of Customer Equipment, such IOR will be liable for all administrative and import customs formalities as required by the Trade Control Rules in the importing countries, including (a) paying all applicable import duties and taxes, and (b) obtaining any Permits required for import.

  • Orange hereby informs Customer, and Customer acknowledges and agrees, that Orange Deliverables and Services (and all activities related to both) as supplied by Orange to Customer under the Agreement are or may be subject to Trade Control Rules.

  • Information about End Users includes but is not limited to the names, addresses, contact information, share capital (amount and ownership), and any other relevant information as required by Trade Control Rules.

  • Orange may suspend or terminate any supply of Orange Deliverables or Services without notice if, in Orange's reasonable judgment, Customer's or an End User's use of the Orange Deliverables or Service violates any applicable Trade Control Rules or any terms and conditions of this Clause 1.3 (Trade Controls).

  • If the Trade Control Rules, or other applicable laws or regulations, do not allow Orange to provision the CPE for the Service, then Customer will be solely responsible for procuring the necessary CPE-equivalent equipment (including hardware and software).

  • Customer agrees not to export, re-export, import, or transfer, directly or indirectly, any Orange Deliverable or Service supplied under the Agreement to any country or End User to which such export, re-export, import, or transfer is banned or restricted by Trade Control Rules without first obtaining any required Permits from the relevant authorities.

  • If otherwise necessary in order to comply with any Trade Control Rules (in particular, but not limited to, in case of modification of existing, or implementation of new economic, financial, trade sanctions programs or embargos), either Party will be entitled, without liability to the other Party, to immediately suspend or terminate any of its obligations, the affected Orange Deliverables or Services, or the Agreement.

  • Customer will cooperate with Orange and communicate all relevant information and documentation as required by Trade Control Rules including in particular all information related to the end use, countries of destination, and End Users of the Orange Deliverables and Services.

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