carnet
noun[C]
uk/ˈkɑːneɪ/us(alsoATA carnet)COMMERCE,TAX
adocumentthatallowsgoodsto beimportedfor oneyearwithoutpayingtheusualimportfeesortaxes:
Carnetholdersare notrequiredtopostsecurities withcustoms.
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But thecarnetwas a poor substitute for the closed shop.
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All such carnets are at present discharged at the port of entry.
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We need solutions like strip cards andcarnetsif people are to be persuaded to travel on a one-off basis.
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Roads have been widened here, carnets rounded off there, a new bridge built somewhere else, and it all adds up to a formidable total.
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It has acarnetsystem for travellers overseas, and it provides maps.
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I do not believe that there is consensus within that body as to any action that it should take on marketcarnet.
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There, the flood of vehicles wishing to cross land frontiers has made thecarnetsystem virtually unworkable.
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Multi-journey tickets, particularly weekly and monthly travelcards and carnets, are commonly sold off the vehicle.
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If thecarnetwere abolished, would this not facilitate the entry of these cars?
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We could, for example, consider the idea of carnets.
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Co-ordinated timetables, guaranteed connections and through ticketing by means of travel card,carnet, or a single journey ticket made for a seamless operation of great appeal to the customer.
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There is a modest entry fee, which covers thecarnet, the certificate and the medal.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.If the application is properly completed and submitted with the applicable fees the national guaranteeing organization will issue acarnetspecifically tailored to that itinerary.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thecarnetdocument has two green cover pages denoting country of origin with instructions.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It costs 1.70 or ten (a "carnet") for 13.70.
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