Traduction de «Cover maker » (Anglais → Français) :

(8) Persons administering their own assets and undertakings, who do not provide investment services and/or perform investment activities other than dealing on own account unless they are market makers or they dealon own account outside a regulated market or an MTF on an organised, frequent and systematic basis, by providing a system accessible to third parties in order to engage in dealings with them should not be covered by the scope of this Directive.

The Commission will develop an integrated information system covering national and regional research and innovation programmes, targeted at policy and decision makers as well as researchers.

So it has been necessary for the car makers, in order to cover their own failings in the design of their OBDs, to link this problem to the environment because otherwise they would not have got through the doors of the various Liberal ministers responsible.

The Commission supports the conclusion of the evaluators that the Centre should adopt a clear communication strategy which should cover the relationship between all forms of communication, including reports, newsletters and the web, with a key focus on the needs of the target groups - principally policy-makers in the Member States and the Community Institutions.

What policy-makers should do to boost investment.The study concludes that additional steps could be considered by policy- makers in Europe and Asia, such as: - Extending existing European Union programmes, as necessary, to cover the whole of South and South-East Asia and ultimately South Asia as well. - Improving co-ordination between initiatives established at EU level and actions undertaken by individual Member States. - Establishing one or more Europe-Asia Management Centres in the European Union to attract business students from A ...[+++]sia, thereby promoting mutual understanding and personal networks. - Further liberalising FDI regimes in Asia, strengthening market mechanisms further and tempering market distortions. - Improving legal certainty in the host countries, as necessary, by assuring an adequate and transparent company law framework and by assuring a consistent implementation of legislation and regulations. - Aiming to ensure that all foreign direct investment takes place ultimately within the same ground rules worldwide.

The most significant aspects of this proposal are as follows: - the harmonization covered by the Directive is no longer optional but mandatory in all of the Member States (just like the consolidated proposal on "passenger cars"); - the limit values proposed for gaseous pollutants are lower than those set out in Directive 88/77, the figures lying between 40 and 60%; - it is possible to compare the proposed limit values with those in the other European countries since the test cycle adopted by the Community is that which best reflects the conditions under which heavy lorries are used on European highways and motorways, and is the same as ...[+++] that in force in the EFTA and COMECON countries; - the experts consulted by the Commission have demonstrated that the European engine makers have available, or are currently perfecting, technologies enabling commercial-vehicle diesel-engine emissions to be reduced considerably.