Traduction de «Directeur - Ventes de défense » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Recalls that the 28 EU Member States are still the world’s number two when it comes to both defence spending and arms exports; believes that this fact shows that the EU Member States and the Union still play a key role in global arms sales and defence procurement; considers a combined annual defence spending of 190 billion EUR an enormous amount of tax payer’s money; also recalls that numerous recent studies showed that the main problem lies in the fact that in many of the 28 EU Member States defence budgets are being spent in ...[+++]a very inefficient way leading to long delays, higher costs and in many cases to helicopters, fighter jets and other technology being not operational although brand new; stresses the need to deeply restructure the relationships between national defence administrations and defence industries and to introduce strict qualitative criteria for the output of procurement projects;

(b) where, in the context of the linked contract, either of the parties exercises any right, remedy or defence, or that contract is invalid or not binding under the national law applicable to that contract, the obligations of the parties under the contract governed by the Common European Sales Law shall be unaffected unless a party would not have concluded that contract governed by the Common European Sales Law but for the linked contract, or would have done so only on fundamentally different contract terms, in which case that party shall be entitled to terminate the contract governed by the Common European Sales Law.

a general prohibition on the use or commercial communication of a sales promotion unless required by Community law, without prejudice to the possibility for Member States or regulatory bodies to adopt specific measures which, in the interests of protecting consumers, supplier companies and competition, partially restrict the use and commercial communication of particular sales promotions such as sales below cost ;

– a general prohibition on the use or commercial communication of a sales promotion unless required by Community law, without prejudice to the possibility for Member States or regulatory bodies to adopt specific measures which, in the interests of protecting consumers, supplier companies and competition, partially restrict the use and commercial communication of particular sales promotions such as sales below cost;

Second, while still searching out export markets firms that remain in defence sales will probably reduce still further the portion of their business activity devoted to defence.