Traduction de «Prioritisation customers » (Anglais → Français) :

priority treatment of customers | prioritisation of customers

prioritising requests | schedule requests | prioritise requests | prioritising a requests

determine emergency priorities and dispatch ambulances accordingly | determine priority emergency situations | carry out emergency situation prioritisation | prioritise emergencies

manage youths' psychiatric care needs | prioritise children's psychiatric care needs | look after youths' psychiatric care needs | prioritise youths' psychiatric care needs

customs regulations [ community customs code | customs legislation | customs treatment ]

tariff policy [ customs policy ]

customers [ clientele | clients | CRM | customer management | customer relations | customer relationship management | customer satisfaction | Customer service(ECLAS) | Customer satisfaction(STW) | Relationship marketing(STW) ]

prioritize [ prioritise | priorize ]

Ordinance of 10 July 1926 to the Customs Act | Customs Ordinance

FDF Ordinance of 4 April 2007 on Customs Facilities for Goods depending on the Intended Use | Customs Facilities Ordinance [ CustFO ]

8. Is concerned that instances of fraud rarely lead to legal actions; highlights the need to better prioritise these investigations and to improve cooperation between all relevant public authorities (such as the Food Veterinary Office, the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), customs and law enforcement) and food operators, in particular where cross-border fraud is concerned; stresses the need to increase anti-fraud skills, such as competence in the use of IT tools and data collection, and to provide adequate resources to food and vet ...[+++]erinary authorities; invites Member States to consider the creation of specialised crime units, and to be proactive rather than reactive in ensuring that comprehensive monitoring and effective measures are put in place to combat food fraud.

12. Deems it of utmost importance that fraudulent behaviour is followed up properly on a European level; is astounded by the fact that the Director-General of OLAF has introduced sector-specific thresholds regarding the likely financial impact in the Investigation Policy Priorities for 2012 and 2013 so that cases in which the likely financial impact lies below the threshold are treated as subordinate and are unlikely to be opened at all; notes that the threshold in the customs sector is EUR 1 000 000, for SAPARD funds it is EUR 100 000, for agricultural funds it is EUR 250 000, for the structural funds it is EUR 500 000, for the ERDF i ...[+++]t is EUR 1 000 000, for centralised expenditure and external aid it is EUR 50 000, and in the EU staff sector it is EUR 10 000; is of the opinion that this is unacceptable; urges the Director-General to change the current practice and abandon the threshold approach for prioritising the workload immediately;

12. Deems it of utmost importance that fraudulent behaviour is followed up properly on a European level; is astounded by the fact that the Director-General of OLAF has introduced sector-specific thresholds regarding the likely financial impact in the Investigation Policy Priorities for 2012 and 2013 so that cases in which the likely financial impact lies below the threshold are treated as subordinate and are unlikely to be opened at all; notes that the threshold in the customs sector is EUR 1 000 000, for SAPARD funds it is EUR 100 000, for agricultural funds it is EUR 250 000, for the structural funds it is EUR 500 000, for the ERDF i ...[+++]t is EUR 1 000 000, for centralised expenditure and external aid it is EUR 50 000, and in the EU staff sector it is EUR 10 000; is of the opinion that this is unacceptable; urges the Director-General to change the current practice and abandon the threshold approach for prioritising the workload immediately;

12. Stresses that any further liberalisation in the field of agriculture and fisheries should take into account the need to protect sensitive goods while assessing systematically the social impact of liberalisation processes and plant-health standards; calls on Euromed trade ministers to ensure that this process is gradual, bearing in mind the time needed to implement equitable tax reforms designed to offset the reduction in customs-related fiscal revenues; calls on the Euro-Mediterranean partners to consider the concept of an integrated Euro-Mediterranean agricultural policy founded on supply-chain complementarity and on a viable water policy and prioritising food-sove ...[+++]reignty needs over commercial considerations;