Traduction de «MNC » (Anglais → Français) :

MNC Northeast | Multinational Corps Northeast | MNC NE [Abbr.]

MNC Advisory Group on Interoperability and Electronics

MNC Advisory Group on Identification Matters

Headquarters Multinational Corps North-East [ HQ MNC NE | Headquarters Multinational Corps, North-East ]

multinational | MNC | multinational company | multinational corporation | multinational enterprise | multinational firm | transnational company | transnational corporation

multinational company | multinational corporation | multinational enterprise | multinational firm | transnational enterprise | MNC [Abbr.] | MNE [Abbr.] | MNF [Abbr.]

Mediterranean non-Community countries | MNC [Abbr.]

Children aged 0-6 years are included (Mc/Mnc)/(Wc/Wnc), where Mc=men with children, Wc=women with children, Mnc=men with no children, Wnc=women with no children.

The sustainable and balanced socio-economic development of the MNCs should lead to the establishment of an area of shared prosperity in the Mediterranean.

This partnership became a reality with the adoption of the Barcelona Declaration by the EU Member States and the following 12 Mediterranean non-member countries (MNCs): Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Malta, Morocco, the Palestinian Authority, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey.

102. Stresses the fact that, despite repeated invitations, only four MNCs initially agreed to appear before the committee to discuss international tax planning matters, out of a total of 17; considers that the initial refusal of 13 of them – some with high public visibility – to cooperate with a parliamentary committee is unacceptable and highly damaging to the dignity of the European Parliament and the citizens it represents; notes, however, that 11 MNCs finally agreed to come to the committee only after the report had been voted on in the TAXE Committee and shortly before the vote in plenary, while two MNCs persisted in their refusal ...[+++]; recommends, therefore, that its competent authorities consider depriving these companies from their access to Parliament’s premises and that serious consideration be given to setting up a clear framework and upgrading the duties set out in the Code of Conduct for organisations included in the Transparency Register , in terms of cooperation with Parliament’s committees and other political bodies;