Traduction de «Charges de publicité » (Français → Anglais) :

advertising expenses [ advertising expenditures | advertising costs ]

advertising consultant | advertising specialists | advertising adviser | advertising specialist

advertising and promotions manager | promotions manager | advertising manager | campaigns coordinator

account executive | account handler | account supervisor | budget executive | account man

account executive [ account manager ]

advertising space clerk | publicity assistant | advertising assistant | executive advertising assistant

advertising malpractice [ deceptive advertising | false advertising | misleading advertising | subliminal advertising | unfair advertising ]

account executive | account manager

24. Underlines that children and young people, who increasingly suffer the consequences of sedentariness and obesity, are more sensitive to advertising for food with high fat, salt and sugar content; welcomes self-regulatory initiatives and codes of conducts launched by businesses to limit children and young people's exposure to food advertising (such as the ones launched in the framework of the Commission's Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health), and calls on all stakeholders to effectively educate and inform children and young people and their caregivers about the importance of balanced nutrition and an active, healthy lifestyle; in this regard, calls for an in-depth analysis by the Commission into whether stricter r ...[+++]ules are needed regarding advertising aimed at children and young people; urges the Commission to include the protection of children among the main priorities of the Consumer Agenda, with particular focus on aggressive or misleading TV and online advertising;

They are also tasked with providing information and publicity on co-financed schemes.

The rapporteur supports the Commission in its aim of reducing administrative burden as regards certain disclosure requirements for medium-sized companies and obligation to draw up consolidated accounts.

12. Stresses that auditing of accounts and disclosure requirements for publicly traded companies are vital to the sound functioning of the internal market, and that new technologies such as electronic reporting formats (e.g. XBRL) should make it possible to meet disclosure requirements economically, efficiently and swiftly; welcomes, with a view to the simplification of the First and Eleventh Company Law Directives, the aim of reducing disclosure requirements; underlines, however, that, as with other simplification measures, disclosure requirements should be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by means of concrete, individual simplificati ...[+++]on measures based on thorough impact assessments; suggests that exemptions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro entities should focus on reducing administrative burdens and costs, but should not jeopardise justifiable information needs or access to finance opportunities; encourages sharing of best practices on the simplification and implementation of Community rules;