Traduction de «concert » (Anglais → Français) :

benefit concert | benefit-concert | fund raising concert | fund-raising concert

(COST) concerted action project | concerted action | concerted project

concerted financing | lending | concerted lending deal

benefit concert [ fund-raising concert ]

concert master | orchestra conductor | music conductor | musical conductor

appeal for concert funds | obtain funds for a concert | obtain concert funding | secure funding for concerts

Agreement extending and amending the Community-COST Concertation Agreement on a concerted action project in the field of shore-based marine navigation aid systems (COST Project 301)

Community-COST Concertation Agreement on a Concerted Action Project on the Effects of Processing on the Physical Properties of Foodstuffs (COST project 90)

museumshop selling agent | ticket selling agent | concert ticket selling agent | ticket issuing clerk

[10] It should be noted that these conclusions closely reflect and confirm the hypotheses proposed when the Demonstration Programme was launched (COM(95)511 identified three hypotheses related to management of the coastal zones: 1) improved concertation is the basis for sustainable development, 2) concertation must be based on appropriate information, and 3) mechanisms are needed to organise and maintain this concertation).

(10) Article 3(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 provides that ‘where the competition authorities of the Member States or national courts apply national competition law to agreements, decisions by associations of undertakings or concerted practices within the meaning of Article [101(1)] of the Treaty which may affect trade between Member States within the meaning of that provision, they shall also apply Article [101] of the Treaty to such agreements, decisions or concerted practices.

11. Believes that the concept of ‘acting in concert’ is essential when calculating the threshold that triggers the launch of a mandatory bid, and understands that Member States have transposed the definition provided for in the Directive differently; believes, however, that focusing on changes to the concept of ‘acting in concert’ solely within the Directive would fall short of enhancing legal certainty, as this concept is also relevant for other calculations required under EU company law; suggests, therefore, that a more detailed analysis is undertaken in order to identify possible means by which the concept of ‘acting in concert’ cou ...[+++]ld be further clarified and harmonised;

12. Awaits, to this end, the Commission’s action plan on EU company law, where this issue should be addressed, and supports the Commission’s statement that the ability of national authorities to oblige control-seeking concert parties to accept the legal consequences of their concerted action should by no means be limited;