Traduction de «Cercle de commerce » (Français → Anglais) :

commodity-processing circle [ C Circle ]

healing circle [ circle of healing ]

circulus vasculosus nervi optici | circulus vasculosus nervi optici Halleri | circulus vasculosus of optic nerve

interior circle | wheel root circle | worm root circle

Working proprietor, wholesale/retail trade

Sales representative

12-foot ring [ twelve-foot ring | 12-foot circle | twelve-foot circle | 12-foot | twelve-foot | outer ring | outer circle | outside ring | outside circle ]

Diameter of circumscribed circle

electronic commerce [ cybercommerce | e-commerce | Internet commerce | online commerce | virtual commerce ]

Chairman Lange agrees "we need to step up to our responsibilities and finally break the vicious cycle between the trade in minerals and the financing of conflict - today marks an important waypoint towards achieving this goal".

Moreover, as the Internet economy is driven by the so-called network effect (i.e., the more a tool such as Google or Facebook is used, the more advantageous it is for users); the greater the number of disputes submitted by users to the ODR platform, the greater the incentive for ADR entities and for traders to cooperate with it, generating a "virtuous circle" that will benefit consumers, promote e-commerce and improve the functioning of the retail Internal Market.

43. Recognises and supports the aspiration of the Kashmiri people for a significantly reduced military presence on both sides of the LoC; points out, however, that meaningful demilitarisation can only take place in parallel with genuine action to neutralise the threat of infiltration of Jammu and Kashmir by militant outfits operating out of Pakistan, and alongside CBMs such as putting an end to mutual recriminations, full implementation of the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus line, communication and trade links, and other measures defined in close consultation with Kashmiri people on both sides, and notes the beneficial impact that this will have on their mental health and sense of security, particularly for children and young people; stresses t ...[+++]hat only fresh initiatives which look to the future can bring about a virtuous circle;

Global trade is important and of great benefit in enabling developing countries to escape from the vicious cycle of poverty; much is to be gained by a good combination of aid and trade, and the process of combining the two must not be allowed to stand in the way of these countries’ development; it is in this way that we will be able to achieve the Millennium Goals.