Translation of "Luxuswaren" in English

The consumer goods (especially luxury goods) industry will get stronger protection for trade marks.

Exotic luxury goods such as spices, fine wines and fabrics were transported to Pori.

Here spread over seven floors is a high-end range of products and luxury goods.

The warehouses of the merchants dealing in luxury goods were situated at the Rialto.

China has become one of the world's major markets for luxury merchandise.

Its main economical activity changed from trade to the production of luxurious goods for the court.

China is a shoppers' paradise where one can purchase luxury goods at a very modest price.

Stroll along the elegant pedestrianised shopping streets, where high-end boutiques sell their luxury goods.

The nobility of Venice benefited from the trade in luxury goods, spices, salt and wheat.

China, that meant access to the source of silk, tea and luxury goods.

Imitation products, according to the EU Commission, are more likely to be household articles rather than luxury items.

Agricultural products were exported to Flanderen, while clothing and luxury goods were imported.

Everybody who is interested in luxury goods knows Louis Vuitton and Moet Hennessy.

I am not just an advocate of duty-free because I want to make it easy for executives with money to spend to buy luxury goods on business trips.

At that time we suggested that the professions covered should include dealers in luxury items, casinos, auctioneers and also solicitors, notaries and other providers of legal advice.

They are not luxuries.

But excess is out of style, and there are reports of cutbacks in luxury goods everywhere.

New middle classes are emerging globally, and magazines like Cosmopolitan and Vogue are targeting newly middle-class women in India and China – many of them part of a generation with its own disposable income for the first time ever in their family histories – with the very same luxury goods.

Common Position 2006/795/CFSP provides for the implementation of the restrictive measures set out in Resolution 1718 (2006) and notably for a ban on exports of goods and technology which could contribute to North Korea's nuclear-related, other weapons of mass destruction-related or ballistic missile-related programmes, and on the provision of related services, a ban on procurement of goods and technology from North Korea, a ban on exports of luxury goods to North Korea, as well as the freezing of funds and economic resources of persons, entities and bodies engaged in or providing support for the said North Korean programmes.

In order to prevent the transfer of goods and technology listed in Annexes I and Ia which could contribute to North Korea's nuclear-related, other weapons of mass destruction-related or ballistic missile-related programmes, or of the luxury goods listed in Annex III, cargo aircraft and merchant vessels to and from North Korea and North Korean vessels shall be required to submit pre-arrival or pre-departure information, for all goods brought into or out of the Union, to the competent customs authorities of the Member State concerned.

Since the decentralisation of the application of the rules, the NCAs have dealt with a number of cases in different sectors, such as fresh tomatoes, petrol stations, perfumes and luxury goods, smart phones, acquisition of sport rights and TV content, and foreign teaching language books.

The measures concerned include a ban on exports of goods and technology which could contribute to North Korea's nuclear-related, other weapons of mass destruction-related or ballistic missile-related programmes, and on the provision of related services; a ban on the procurement of goods and technology from North Korea; a ban on exports of luxury goods to North Korea; as well as the freezing of funds and economic resources of persons, entities and bodies engaged in or providing support for the North Korean programmes.