Traduction de «private enterprise » (Anglais → Français) :

private enterprise | private farm | private undertaking

private enterprise | private undertaking

private enterprise | private business enterprise | private business | private firm

private enterprise development [ private urban development ]

private sector [ private enterprise | private undertaking ]

private corporation | private enterprise

public sector [ nationalised industry | public corporation | public enterprise | public undertaking | state sector | State undertaking | Public enterprise(STW) | public enterprises(UNBIS) ]

public enterprise | public corporation | state enterprise | state-owned enterprise | SOE | state-owned corporation | government enterprise | government corporation

type of business [ firm | Legal form of organization(STW) | business enterprises(UNBIS) | corporations(UNBIS) ]

types of transaction for expenditure of other private entities: payments to public institutions, payments to private institutions, payments to all types of institutions (of which: payments to other private entities for R D expenditure), scholarships and other grants to students/households, student loans; optional: payments of private enterprises for specified educational activities, fees paid to institutions for ancillary services,

18. Is seriously concerned about repeated allegations of misuse of Article 359 of the Criminal Code on abuse of office, which was accompanied by alleged widespread unjustified freezes of company and private assets; underlines that these allegations have undermined trust in the rule of law in the country; calls on the authorities to swiftly proceed with a revision of the Criminal Code to ensure that it is in line with European standards and to immediately put an end to the bringing of charges of abuse of office in private enterprises and enterprises with majority private ownership and to discontinue the pending criminal proceedings; em ...[+++]phasises that, where people have been charged under Article 359 and there is a suspicion that the period for which they have been detained or their assets frozen is disproportionate to their alleged offence, they should be entitled to an immediate review of the proceedings against them and the right to reclaim private property and fair compensation;

18. Is seriously concerned about repeated allegations of misuse of Article 359 of the Criminal Code on abuse of office, which was accompanied by alleged widespread unjustified freezes of company and private assets; underlines that these allegations have undermined trust in the rule of law in the country; calls on the authorities to swiftly proceed with a revision of the Criminal Code to ensure that it is in line with European standards and to immediately put an end to the bringing of charges of abuse of office in private enterprises and enterprises with majority private ownership and to discontinue the pending criminal proceedings; em ...[+++]phasises that, where people have been charged under Article 359 and there is a suspicion that the period for which they have been detained or their assets frozen is disproportionate to their alleged offence, they should be entitled to an immediate review of the proceedings against them and the right to reclaim private property and fair compensation;

16. Is seriously concerned about repeated allegations of misuse of Article 359 of the Criminal Code on abuse of office, which was accompanied by alleged widespread unjustified freezes of company and private assets; underlines that these allegations have undermined trust in the rule of law in the country; calls on the authorities to swiftly proceed with a revision of the Criminal Code to ensure that it is in line with European standards and to immediately put an end to the bringing of charges of abuse of office in private enterprises and enterprises with majority private ownership and to discontinue the pending criminal proceedings; em ...[+++]phasises that, where people have been charged under Article 359 and there is a suspicion that the period for which they have been detained or their assets frozen is disproportionate to their alleged offence, they should be entitled to an immediate review of the proceedings against them and the right to reclaim private property and fair compensation;