Traduction de «unità di transito » (Italien → Anglais) :

4. The EUTL will not allow any transfer of Chapter III allowances out of accounts administered by a Member State with no KP registry that would result in a gateway quantity that is higher than the amount of Kyoto units held in the gateway deposit account for that Member State.

8.1.2.1: In addition to the documentation required by law, the following documents must be carried on board the transport unit: (a) the transit documents referred to in 5.4.1 and covering all the dangerous goods transported and, where applicable, the container loading certificate as stipulated in 5.4.2; (b) the written instructions as set out in 5.4.3, relating to all the dangerous goods transported; 8.1.5: Each transport unit carrying dangerous goods must be fitted with: (c) the equipment needed to permit the carrying out of the supplementary and special measures as indicated in the written instructions referred to in 5.4.3.

8.1.2.1: In addition to the documentation required by law, the following documents must be carried on board the transport unit: (a) the transit documents referred to in 5.4.1 and covering all the dangerous goods transported and, where applicable, the container loading certificate as stipulated in 5.4.2; (b) the written instructions as set out in 5.4.3, relating to all the dangerous goods transported; 8.1.5: Each transport unit carrying dangerous goods must be fitted with: (c) the equipment needed to permit the carrying out of the supplementary and special measures as indicated in the written instructions referred to in 5.4.3.

8.1.2.1: In addition to the documentation required by law, the following documents must be carried on board the transport unit: a. the transit documents referred to in 5.4.1. and covering all the dangerous goods transported and, where applicable, the container loading certificate as stipulated in point 5.4.2; b. the written instructions as set out in point 5.4.3, relating to all the dangerous goods transported; 8.1.5: Each transport unit carrying dangerous goods must be fitted with: c. the equipment needed to permit the carrying-out of the supplementary and special measures as indicated in the written instructions referred to in point ...[+++]5.4.3. 8.3.6: Leaving the engine running during loading and unloading.

Quasi-transit trade is a term used to define goods imported into a Member State, cleared through customs for free circulation within the Union (and submitted to import duties) by an entity that is not considered as a resident institutional unit, and are then dispatched to another Member State.

In 1999, as has already been mentioned, the number of transit journeys was exceeded by 100,000, resulting in a cutback of 150,000 journeys by way of "punishment".