1. Cumulation synonyms, Cumulation pronunciation, Cumulation translation, English dictionary definition of Cumulation

2. — In French — Cumulation n.f

3. (nom du pays/des pays) No Cumulation applied: Cumulation applied with (name of the country/countries)

4. What does Cumulation mean? AcCumulation

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6. Cumulation with neighboring developing countries EU EPA (EAC) Regional Cumulation Cumulation with other countries benefiting from duty-free and quota-free access to the market of the EU

7. What does Cumulation mean? Information and translations of Cumulation in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

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11. Synonyms: agglomerate; Cumulation; cumulus; heap; mound; pile

12. Unlike diagonal Cumulation, this approach allows for non-originating goods to be considered as input for Cumulation purposes — all that matters is …

13. No Cumulation applied [21] Complete and delete where necessary

14. Cumulation - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

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16. Learn the translation for ‘Cumulation’ in LEO’s English ⇔ German dictionary

17. 10 synonyms for Congeries: accumulation, aggregation, amassment, assemblage, collection, cumulation

18. Cumulation definition: the act of cumulating; acCumulation Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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20. See authoritative translations of Cumulation in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

21. No Cumulation applied [21] À remplir et à supprimer selon le cas

22. • Cumulation should be considered as a feature of non-reciprocal preferential trade arrangements

23. N Cumulation The act of heaping together or piling up; acCumulation.; n Cumulation That which is cumulated or heaped together; a heap.; n Cumulation In civil law, and thence in Scots and Louisiana law, combination of causes of action or defenses in a single proceeding; joinder, so that all must be tried together

24. Cumulation in each sample plot was a little different with the annual litter production: 8

25. You are talking about the Cumulation of a 30+ year strategy starting in the 1980s

26. So are the wholesalers who focus on advertising and credibility Cumulation to achieve profits: 9.

27. 8 synonyms of Cumulation from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 38 related words, definitions, and antonyms

28. Cumulation is an integral part of trade agreements and enables production sharing within the FTA territory

29. Cumulation is a system that allows contracting parties to use originating products from each other

30. Cumulation with other regional or national aid is admissible up to 70 % of eligible cost.

31. Cumulation; Tolerance or de minimis; Duty drawback; Direct transport or non-manipulation rules; Product requirements; Procedures and formalities

32. Cumulation with other countries benefiting from duty‐free quota‐free access to the market of the European Union

33. 13 synonyms for Cumulation: acCumulation, aggregation, amassment, assemblage, collection, congeries, gathering, mass, heap, pile, agglomerate, cumulus, mound.

34. There is a sort of Cumulation of consecutive phases, the later ones being impossible without the earlier

35. Because of a Cumulation clause, the final product is more likely to be determined as an originating

36. There is a sort of Cumulation of consecutive phases, the later ones being impossible without the earlier.

37. The Cumulation - consuming amount had been allowed a discount could not used for a second member card: 7

38. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: Cumulation n noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc

39. Abettor Brewing Company has been the cumulation of a five year journey by craft beer entrepreneur Tyler Montgomery

40. Provisions on diagonal Cumulation between the EU and some Western Balkan countries have taken effect, enhancing regional trade integration

41. Cumulation: a mass or quantity that has piled up or that has been gathered over a period of time

42. Bilateral Cumulation operates between two countries where a preference agreement contains a provision allowing them to cumulate origin.

43. The Science and Philosophy of the Organism Hans Driesch We have called one type of history evolution, the other Cumulation …

44. Hypernyms ("Cumulation" is a kind of): acCumulation; aggregation; assemblage; collection (several things grouped together or considered as a whole)

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46. Cumulation makes it possible for goods from a free trade partner to be treated the same as those originating in the country of

47. Cumulation is a provision which allows considering goods obtained in or processing taking place in one FTA member country as originating in another

48. Cumulation Meaning: "act of heaping together;" 1620s, "a heap, that which is piled up," noun of action from cumulate

49. Minimal operations They are either operations regarded as insufficient to confer origin or the minimal level of processing that has to be carried out in Cumulation.

50. • The core objective of Cumulation is to allow LDCs to combine originating materials without losing the originating status of the materials and to jointly share materials or production

51. The Volokh Conspiracy » Starve the Beast: Now, a Cumulation of mismanagement, inferior training, bad judgment calls and arrogance have come back to smack the force in the face

52. Bilateral Cumulation means that goods produced in one country within the TCA may be treated as if they notionally originate in the other country … if sufficient further processing is …

53. Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Cumulation"): compost heap; compost pile (a heap of manure and vegetation and other organic residues that are decaying to become compost)

54. Cumulation is the term used to describe a system that allows originating products of country A to be further processed or added to products originating in country B, just as if …

55. Cumulation is a deviation from the principle that goods must be produced entirely in the country of exportation, or have undergone sufficient working or processing there, in order to qualify as originating goods

56. (c) notices indicating the fulfilment of the necessary requirements to apply cumulation have been published in the Official Journal of the European Union (C series) and in Algeria according to its own procedures.

57. Cumulation is the term used to describe a system that allows originating products of country A to be further processed or added to products originating in country B, just as if they had originated in country B

58. A Cumulation clause in the ROOs of an FTA provides that the originating products imported from the FTA partner country will be treated as originating materials in the country of final manufacture in determining the origin of the final product

59. QB 21-105 2021 CAFTA Cumulation COMMODITIES: Apparel goods of chapter 62, cut or knit-to-shape, and sewn or otherwise assembled in a CAFTA-DR country, utilizing materials from Mexico, as provided for in chapter 98, subchapter XXII, U.S

60. There is a provision for ‘full’ bilateral Cumulation of origin, which allows traders to include the value of components originating and processing undertaken in either the UK or the EU when determining origin for the purposes of the FTA, thereby increasing the likelihood of qualification.

61. The EU’s preferential rules of origin include the concept of Cumulation, which allows you as importer or exporter under certain circumstances to consider non-originating materials imported from third countries or processing carried out in a non-partner country, as originating in the EU or a trade partner country.

62. The system of Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Cumulation of origin, known as PEM, covers all EU member states, as well as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, a group of 10 countries in the Middle East and North Africa, a further six across the Balkans, plus Moldova and the Faroe Islands.

63. ‘Social forces are the Cumulation and summation of the interrelated actions of individuals.’ ‘After that date the researcher is forced to rely on APAIS, the acronym for Australian Public Affairs Information Service, published by the National Library from 1945, in annual Cumulations since 1955, and in electronic form back to 1978.’

64. ‘Social forces are the Cumulation and summation of the interrelated actions of individuals.’ ‘After that date the researcher is forced to rely on APAIS, the acronym for Australian Public Affairs Information Service, published by the National Library from 1945, in annual Cumulations since 1955, and in electronic form back to 1978.’

65. Cumulation: 1 n a collection of objects laid on top of each other Synonyms: agglomerate , cumulus , heap , mound , pile Types: show 10 types hide 10 types compost heap , compost pile a heap of manure and vegetation and other organic residues that are decaying to become compost dunghill , midden , muckheap , muckhill a heap of dung or

66. On the basis of its first ground for annulment, the applicant claims that the Commission and the Council breached Article 2, paragraphs 1 to 6, of the Basic Regulation (1) and Article 2.1 and 2.2 of the Agreement on Implementation of Article VI GATT 1994 (hereinafter ‘Anti-dumping agreement’ or ‘ADA’), by establishing normal value for the applicant, based on data from a third analogue country, thereby reaching fundamentally flawed findings of dumping and of cumulation, injury and causality regarding imports from Armenia.