Trade Restrictions means trade, economic or investment sanctions, export controls, anti-terrorism, non- proliferation, anti-money laundering and similar restrictions in force pursuant to laws, rules and regulations imposed under Laws to which the Parties are subject.

Trade Restrictions means any restriction on the export, re-export, transfer, disclosure, supply or provision of goods, materials, services, technical data, software or technology.

Trade Restrictions means any restrictions on trade transactions such as, but not limited to, the need to apply for permits or make notifications, embargoes, Sanctioned party lists, prohibitions, etc.

Examples of Trade Restrictions in a sentence

Trade Restrictions under the Chemical Weapons Convention The CWC, which entered into force in April 1997, bans the development, production, acquisition, stockpiling, retention, use, or transfer of chemical weapons, and establishes an extensive verification regime.
These Group Positions, which may contain more restrictive provisions than the Trade Restrictions as defined below, are based on commercial considerations and other compliance concerns, including but not limited to: money laundering and corruption concerns and concerns related to the financing of terrorism.
Where any performance by a party would be in violation of, inconsistent with, or expose such party, or a parent company of such party, to punitive measures under the Trade Restrictions such party (the Affected Party) shall, as soon as reasonably practicable give written notice to the other party of the affected obligation.
Once such notice has been given, Parties shall convene within 7 working days in order to discuss the matter which gave rise to the notice and they shall discuss in good faith whether the notice has been sent with cause or without cause and which alternatives have the same economic effect as performance of the contract while in conformity with the Trade Restrictions.
Client represents that it is not, nor is it 50% or more owned or otherwise controlled by a person or persons, subject to Trade Restrictions.

More Definitions of Trade Restrictions

Trade Restrictions means any Applicable Laws related to export controls, trade or economic sanctions, embargoes or similar laws, regulations, rules, licenses, orders or requirements including, without limitation those of the EU, UN, US and the UK.

Trade Restrictions mean restrictions on trade and dealings with certain countries, Persons or entities, including but not limited to restrictions on exports, imports, sales, and supplies of products, transshipments, and financial transactions imposed pursuant to export controls, trade sanctions and other trade and investment regulations of the U.S.A. and/or any other Governmental Authority outside the U.S.A. in force from time to time.

Trade Restrictions has the meaning given in Clause 26.2;

Trade Restrictions means the actions, such as sanctions, controls and laws as described in Clause 18.1(b).

Trade Restrictions means any export restrictions, anti-boycott regulations, embargo regulations or other similar applicable Laws and regulations.

Trade Restrictions shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.19(a).

Trade Restrictions as defined in Section ‎25.1.3;