Traduction de «refining in bond » (Anglais → Français) :

measuring sugar refinement | survey sugar refinement | measure sugar refinement | regulate sugar refinement

alkali stage of refining processes for edible oils | alkali stages of refining processes for edible oil | alkali stages of refining process for edible oils | alkali stages of refining processes for edible oils

refiner groundwood | refiner groundwood pulp | refiner mechanical pulp

refiner [ refiner man | refiner woman ]

pressure-refined fiber [ pressure-refined wood fiber | atmospheric pressure refined wood fiber | atmospheric pressure refined fiber ]

bond carrying a warrant | bond with warrant | bond with warrant attached | debenture with warrant | optional bond | warrant bond | warrant issue

bonded goods [ goods under bond | goods in bond | in-bond goods | under-bond goods | in-bond products | bonded products ]

double-rotating-disk refiner | counter-rotating-disk refiner | double-revolving-disk refiner

bond belt plies | rubber belt bonding | bond rubber plies | bonding rubber plies

SFIL/CAFFIL is a development bank created following the resolution of Franco-Belgian bank Dexia and the successor of Dexia Municipal Agency, whose main remit was to refinance public loans by issuing covered bonds.

38. Expresses its concern about the fact that several EIB-financed projects have been affected by corruption and fraud; considers that the EIB document, dated 8 November 2013, which defines the EIB policy on preventing and deterring corrupt practices, fraud, collusion, coercion, obstruction, money laundering and terrorism financing, denotes a lack of sufficient control in a number of cases during the implementation of EIB-financed projects; expresses its concern at the fact that in 2013 the EIB financed the Passante of Mestre project for a total of EUR 350 million and that, despite the fact that this project has been affected by corruption and fraud, which led to the arrest of several of the people involved, it is considering w ...[+++]hether to refinance the project for an additional amount of EUR 700 million through project bonds; asks, therefore, that, in cases of proven fraud and corruption, the EIB be required to suspend and/or block any foreseen and ongoing financing for the affected project;

38. Expresses its concern about the fact that several EIB-financed projects have been affected by corruption and fraud; considers that the EIB document, dated 8 November 2013, which defines the EIB policy on preventing and deterring corrupt practices, fraud, collusion, coercion, obstruction, money laundering and terrorism financing, denotes a lack of sufficient control in a number of cases during the implementation of EIB-financed projects; expresses its concern at the fact that in 2013 the EIB financed the Passante of Mestre project for a total of EUR 350 million and that, despite the fact that this project has been affected by corruption and fraud, which led to the arrest of several of the people involved, it is considering w ...[+++]hether to refinance the project for an additional amount of EUR 700 million through project bonds; asks, therefore, that, in cases of proven fraud and corruption, the EIB be required to suspend and/or block any foreseen and ongoing financing for the affected project;

The federal government should remove the requirement for a tax bond to be posted by independents who have sales indicating reasonable financial stability and extend the same tax collection authority that is granted and enjoyed by refiner marketers.