Traduction de «Bogus transaction » (Anglais → Français) :

bogus transaction | fictitious financial transaction | fictitious transaction | sham transaction

bogus observation [ bogus data | bogus ]

forged cheque [ forged check | bogus cheque | bogus check | fraudulent cheque | fraudulent check | altered cheque | altered check ]

bogus data | bogus observation

electronic transaction fee [ e-transaction fee | online transaction fee | virtual transaction fee | Internet transaction fee | cashless transaction fee | digital transaction fee | on-line transaction fee | paperless transaction fee | paper-free transaction fee | zero-paper transaction fee ]

cashless transaction | digital transaction | electronic transaction | non-cash transaction | online transaction

government-to-citizen transactions | government-to-citizens transactions | government-citizen transactions | G2C transactions | citizen-to-government transactions | citizen-government transactions | C2G transactions

disposition inter vivos | inter vivos disposition | inter vivos instrument | inter vivos transaction inter vivos transaction | provision inter vivos | transaction inter vivos transaction inter vivos

completing transaction procedures for returned vehicles | finish transaction procedures for returned vehicles | carry out transaction procedures for returned vehicles | complete transaction procedures for returned vehicles

9. Suggests that illegal behaviour such as counterfeiting, piracy, fraud, breach of transaction security and violation of citizens' private space should not be attributed to the nature of the medium but has to be considered as aspects of illegal commercial activities which pre-existed in the physical world and have been both facilitated and exacerbated due to the abundant technological possibilities provided, occuring mainly when the medium does not operate on a basis of compliance with the rules in force in order to benefit from a regime of managed responsibility; stresses the need to create mechanisms for the adoption and strengthenin ...[+++]g of the necessary and appropriate enforcement measures and of more effective and concerted coordination, which will permit the combating and elimination of existing illegal online commercial behaviour especially with regard to cases liable to involve major public health risks, such as bogus medicines, without affecting the development of international e-commerce;

9. Suggests that illegal behaviour such as counterfeiting, piracy, fraud, breach of transaction security and violation of citizens' private space should not be attributed to the nature of the medium but has to be considered as aspects of illegal commercial activities which pre-existed in the physical world and have been both facilitated and exacerbated due to the abundant technological possibilities provided, occurring mainly when the medium does not operate on a basis of compliance with the rules in force in order to benefit from a regime of managed responsibility; stresses the need to create mechanisms for the adoption and strengtheni ...[+++]ng of the necessary and appropriate enforcement measures and of more effective and concerted coordination, which will permit the combating and elimination of existing illegal online commercial behaviour especially with regard to cases liable to involve major public health risks, such as bogus medicines, without affecting the development of international e-commerce;

9. Suggests that illegal behaviour such as counterfeiting, piracy, fraud, breach of transaction security and violation of citizens' private space should not be attributed to the nature of the medium but has to be considered as aspects of illegal commercial activities which pre-existed in the physical world and have been both facilitated and exacerbated due to the abundant technological possibilities provided, occurring mainly when the medium does not operate on a basis of compliance with the rules in force in order to benefit from a regime of managed responsibility; stresses the need to create mechanisms for the adoption and strengtheni ...[+++]ng of the necessary and appropriate enforcement measures and of more effective and concerted coordination, which will permit the combating and elimination of existing illegal online commercial behaviour especially with regard to cases liable to involve major public health risks, such as bogus medicines, without affecting the development of international e-commerce;

Paragraph 49 should specify the cases in which a non-compete clause may remain valid for more than five years, ruling out cases where suppliers resort to bogus transactions (establishing surface rights, usufruct, sale to the distributor with a buy-back agreement, and so forth) to extend the life of a contract and foreclose the market;