Traduction de «Distributeur et régulateur » (Français → Anglais) :

train wheel distributing and regulating module

distributing and regulating module

main plate for distributing and regulating module

train wheel distributing and regulating module

train wheel [ distributing module | regulating module ]

coin-operated personal service machine operator | photo booth operator | vending machine operator | vending route operator

automatic teller machine repair technician | cash machine repair technician | ATM repair technician | cashpoint repair technician

assist customers using ticket self-service machines | help self-service ticketing machine customers | assist customers using self-service ticketing machines | assist customers with self-service ticketing machines

adaptive cruise control [ ACC | autonomous cruise control | intelligent cruise control ]

In order to provide a framework for a fully open market, there is a need for greater separation between electricity generators and transport network managers, non-discriminatory network access by new generators and distributors, minimal charges for cross-border trade, clearer public service obligations and widespread establishment of an independent national regulator.

Community aid will be conditional on the introductions of structural reforms allowing application of the directives in the gas and electricity sectors (separation of distributors and producers, establishment of a regulator, setting of tariffs).

A key measure is the "MERFA" (“Mécanisme Régulateur de la Fonction Acquéreur”), a formula that determines whether a fee of up to €11 on each card issued should be paid by member banks that are not "sufficiently" active in terms of acquisition of merchants or installation of automated teller machines (ATMs).

19. Welcomes the Commission's recent studies on hedge funds and private equity, but regrets that these studies have so far focused only on barriers to growth of such funds; invites the Commission to monitor any potential policy gaps; emphasises the need for sector-specific work by the regulators of such funds, including the CESR and IOSCO and competent authorities in markets where such funds are common, taking it on board as part of the EU-US dialogue; asks for a broader and more critical approach with regard to the risks of market abuse; invites the Commission to review the differences in Member States' regimes for retail access to ...[+++]alternative investments, and, in particular, to determine the appropriate qualifications for distributors of such products to retail investors;