Traduction de «viable unit » (Anglais → Français) :

3. Believes that provisions for insolvency proceedings must allow special arrangements for separation of viable units that provide essential services, such as payment systems and other mechanisms defined in ‘living wills’ and, in this respect, that Member States should also ensure that their insolvency laws include adequate provisions allowing special arrangements at EU level for separation of insolvent cross-border conglomerates into viable units;

T. whereas provisions for insolvency proceedings must allow special arrangements for separation of viable units that provide essential services, such as payment systems and other mechanisms defined in ‘living wills’ and whereas, in this respect, Member States should also ensure that their insolvency laws include adequate provisions allowing special arrangements at EU level for separation of insolvent cross-border conglomerates into viable units;

T. whereas provisions for insolvency proceedings must allow special arrangements for separation of viable units that provide essential services, such as payment systems and other mechanisms defined in ‘living wills’ and whereas, in this respect, Member States should also ensure that their insolvency laws include adequate provisions allowing special arrangements at EU level for separation of insolvent cross-border conglomerates into viable units;

Turkey continued to express support for a resumption of talks aimed at achieving a fair, comprehensive solution and viable settlement of the Cyprus issue under the good offices of the United Nations.

United Nation Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED): at the UNCED in Rio de Janeiro (June 1992), the Participating States set out the principles underlying the management, conservation and ecologically viable exploitation of all types of forest in the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.

15. Believes that the early retirement provisions of the EU should be improved, particularly in the case of farmers who pass on their farm to younger farmers, enabling them to create economically and socially viable units, and that further schemes should be considered to improve the incentive to retire; in addition the early retirement provisions should be regularly reviewed in the light of the various rates of inflation in different Member States; believes further that older, retired farmers should be permitted a degree of involvement which utilises their experience and protects their self-respect, without jeopardising their entitleme ...[+++]nt to the provisions of the scheme;