Sentences with phrase «export licence»

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It is hoped that by delaying the granting of an export licence, it will give time for someone to come up with the money to keep the painting in Britain.

A temporary export licence later allowed it to be shown in Dublin for five years.

The decision on an export licence will be deferred until July 2018, though if a potential buyer expresses serious intention to purchase, this may be extended until January 2019.

A decision on an export licence has been deferred until July, allowing time for potential buyers within the UK to come forward.

They had no freezer facilities and neither did they hold an export licence.

Meanwhile, the two companies were hedging their bets by paying off members of the colonial government to prevent the co-operative from obtaining an export licence.

(a) any conditions to which a livestock export licence under the AMLI [Australian Meat and Livestock Industry] Act was subject; and (b) any requirements under that Act that otherwise relate to the export of livestock.

Animals Australia has written to the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture seeking answers as to why Emanuel Exports hasn't had their export licence suspended — given the extensive evidence of non-compliance with regulations on ships, and their track record of regulatory breaches in importing countries.

Under Section 3 of the Australian Meat & Livestock Industry (Standards) Order 2005 the holder of a livestock export licence must not export livestock except in accordance with ASEL.

Meanwhile, Animals Australia has called for the export licence of the company at the centre of the latest live export row to be suspended.

Animals Australia has called for Emanuel Exports to have their export licence suspended after shocking footage captured cruelty to sheep on a live export trip.

Penalties for breaches range from applying conditions to an export licence to criminal sanctions, fines and jail terms.

Unions demand export licences The Rudd Government is under pressure from Australia's two biggest mining unions to reintroduce export licences that could stop Chinese and other foreign interests forcing down export prices.

The government's policy towards the Israeli incursion into Gaza was in danger of falling apart on Tuesday night in the wake of the surprise resignation of the Foreign Office minister Sayeeda Warsi and a demand by Nick Clegg that Britain immediately suspend arms export licences to Israel.

It's very important that in response to clearly what appears to be disproportionate military action of Israel in Gaza, we should be suspending the arms export licences that presently exist.»

He says that he has already called on the government to launch an immediate review of arms and export licences to Saudi Arabia and wants it to carry out a review urgently of whether UK arms have been used in breach of international law.

Nick Clegg endorsed some of Warsi's criticisms as he called for the suspension of arms export licences to Israel after he also described Tel Aviv's military response as disproportionate.

Officials in President Clinton's administration dispute the GAO's findings, saying they carefully examine all applications for export licences.

Export licences are now kept confidential, but he proposes that they should be made public after, say, a year.

But, in a report published last week, the GAO insists that government agencies often give applications for export licences little scrutiny.

To make matters worse, between 1988 and 1992, the US government approved about 24 000 export licences for dual - use products to the eight most worrying countries, including Iraq, Israel, Pakistan and South Africa.

Other technologies such as bar - coding and laser scanning to identify users could also verify compliance with export licences.

Eventually Colony Club sold out to Del Caribe and with that Devorak emerged as the dominant figure in the lobster industry, controlling the only two companies who had export licences.

This period saw the rapid development of Antiquities stores, who issued certificates of authenticity for artefacts along with export licences through the British Mandate laws.

A UK company which successfully negotiated a # 1,000 compound penalty as an alternative to being prosecuted for alleged breaches of Open General Export Licences arising from the sale of armoured vehicle components within the EU.

The application focuses on export licences for weapons in general, and follows allegations of violations of international humanitarian law by Saudi Arabia, including, but not limited, its use of cluster munitions.

In May 2018, the Court of Appeal (Irwin and Flaux LLJ) gave permission to CAAT to appeal the judgment of the Administrative Court (Lord Justice Burnett (as he then was) and Mr Justice Haddon - Cave) which dismissed the challenge to the decisions to continue to grant export licences for the sale of arms to Saudi Arabia, both on grounds advanced in open and by the Special Advocates in closed.

Not exact matches

To convince Albertans skeptical of all this climate business, she swore she was earning a social licence for Alberta to export its oil.

The market for cod is limited, and many of Iceland's quota licences already have been pledged to bankers for loans, whose debt service absorbs much of the export revenue.

(c) the maximum quantities of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels that may be exported from Alberta during the interval or intervals set out in the licence;

A preamble to an Act can not creates rights and obligation for persons but it can and should be used in the interpretation of the Act, and especially open textured provisions of the Act such as the power of the Minister under s 2 (3)(c) to consider any matter she considers relevant when making an order to require a person to obtain a licence for the export of natural gas, crude oil or refined fuels.

The exporter — South East Asian Livestock Exports — was asked to «show cause» as to why their licence should not be suspended.

The licence sets a limit on the maximum amount of methyl bromide allowed to be imported and / or exported, by type of methyl bromide use (i.e., Quarantine and Pre-Shipment (QPS), non-Quarantine and Pre-Shipment (non-QPS), or feedstock).

The animal welfare group has called on the Department of Agriculture to explain why Emanuel Exports still holds a licence to export livestock given the evidence confirming «comprehensive breaches».

Persons may apply for a controlled substances licence for the import and / or export of methyl bromide.

Australians are collectively shaking their heads as to how Emanuel Exports still has a licence to operate.

The licences set limits on the amount of methyl bromide the licence holder is permitted to import and / or export each year, by type of methyl bromide use (i.e. Quarantine and Pre-Shipment, non-Quarantine and Pre-Shipment, or feedstock).

UK arms export rules are clear that licences for military equipment should not be granted if there is a «clear risk» that they «might» be used in violation of international humanitarian law.

The government's recent review of export controls means items listed as «high risk» on the UK Military List require a licence to be sold overseas.

The most recent European arms exports report, which covers licences for 2012, shows that year alone EU member states licensed 3.5 billion euros worth of weapons to the regime.

The government too often breaches its own rules on arms exports: issuing export - licences for weapons and military equipment to states known to abuse human rights.

Between 1985 and 1992, the GAO concluded, the US government issued 55 000 licences for exports of dual - use technology to 36 nations known or suspected to be developing nuclear weapons.

Computer exports above this threshold will still need a COCOM licence.

If a technology appears on a document called the US Munitions List, companies need a licence to export it or to reveal details to a foreign national.

With a wide range of activities, the foreign offices encourage existing interest in German books and in so doing, promote rights & licence sales and book exports:

Italy's art export legislation, in place since 1939, states that artworks over 50 years old whose maker is dead require a licence if they are to be exported temporarily or permanently.

In 2012, then culture minister Ed Vaizey refused to extend the deal, saying that long - term use of temporary licences was undermining the export control system.

If it were acknowledged up front that the output from all those new projects is intended for export, surely that would remove a lot of the social licence for new extraction projects.

Part of the reason for the limited demand is that Iceland currently does not have a licence to export whale products to Japan, one of the largest markets for whale meat.