Traduction de «Appel non accepté » (Français → Anglais) :

call not accepted | call not accepted signal | call-not accepted signal

call not accepted

call-acceptance signal

collect call accepted | collect calls accepted | reverse charging accepted

purchase orders and releases not accepted by acceptance date

direct sales supervisor | tele-sales supervisor | call centre supervisor | telephone sales supervisor

apply call distribution system | SBR | operate call distribution system | skills-based call routing

call centre quality assurance auditor | call centre quality audit associate | call centre quality analyst | call centre quality auditor

designation of origin [ certificate of designation of origin | PDO | PGI | protected designation of origin | protected geographical indication | registered designation of origin ]

call not accepted signal

51. Emphasises the ambiguity with regard to Member States’ right to insist upon social, environmental and quality criteria in public procurement tenders and contracts, and draws attention to the changes in the legal framework brought about by the Lisbon Treaty and the European Charter of Fundamental Rights; in the context of fair trade, the prevention of a race to the bottom and the delivery of quality services, calls for the extension of the concept of ‘most economically advantageous offer’ such that calls for tender and procurement contracts, as well as subcontracts for provision of SGI, including SSGI, would have to include the relev ...[+++]ant Member State's national and/or local social, environmental and service quality criteria, which should be linked to best international practice; stresses that, in order to maintain standards, criteria for acceptance of tenders must not be based solely on price; urges that reforms take into account the specific status of not-for-profit and social economy providers;

That is exactly what has been done, and we are being called on to accept this deception.

1. Calls on the government of Ethiopia to formally endorse the Boundary Commission's virtual demarcation between Eritrea and Ethiopia as final and binding; calls on the Eritrean government to agree to a dialogue with Ethiopia, to address the process of disengagement of troops from the border and physical demarcation in accordance with the Border Commission's decision, as well as the normalisation of relations between the two countries, including reopening the border for trade; calls on the international community and the EU to put pressure on both sides to overcome the current impasse;

– (LT) While welcoming my colleague Novak’s report, I would like to draw your attention to Amendment 25, which proposes to delete the part of the Commission’s text urging ‘to accept the assessments made by all quality assurance and accreditation agencies listed in the European Register as a basis for decisions on licensing or funding higher-education institutions’.