Traduction de «Entreprise partie à un accord de trafic » (Français → Anglais) :

As specified in Article 3(2) of the Block Exemption Regulation, where in a multi party agreement an undertaking buys the contract goods or services from one undertaking party to the agreement and sells the contract goods or services to another undertaking party to the agreement, the block exemption applies only if its market share does not exceed the 30 % threshold both as a buyer and a supplier.

11. Is concerned by the fact that foreign businesses face difficulties in accessing Chinese public procurement, which stands in contrast to the fact that access to European public procurement is guaranteed; is concerned by the possibly unfair terms of competition that apply whereby, in particular, disguised state aid allows Chinese businesses to make markedly better offers than their European competitors; welcomes the revision – and broadened scope – of the Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) that was agreed on during the last WTO Ministerial Conference on 15 December 2011, and the commitments made by China on that occasion, even ...[+++] though they are still insufficient; encourages, therefore, China to offer to join the agreement on terms comparable with those of other parties to the Agreement, in line with its commitment in its protocol on accession to the WTO; calls on the Commission rapidly to develop, if possible in 2012, a European instrument to ensure reciprocity as regards openness in public procurement markets; considers that it is also crucial to reinforce instruments aimed at encouraging, coordinating and supporting market access for European SMEs on priority markets such as China;

33. Points to the importance of international regulatory cooperation, especially in the fields of regulatory reform and simplification; considers that cooperation on the basis of multilateralism and democratic accountability should be stepped up in order to open up foreign markets to European companies’ products and services on a balanced basis; in this context, stresses the need to rebalance the Government Procurement Agreement by ensuring that the exclusions in favour of SMEs retained in several signatory Parties’ commitments are counterbalanced in the European commitments by a similar exclusion or a provision entitling the signatory ...[+++] Parties to grant SMEs preferential treatment, provided that such treatment is extended without discrimination to any SME of any signatory Party;

33. Points to the importance of international regulatory cooperation, especially in the fields of regulatory reform and simplification; considers that cooperation on the basis of multilateralism and democratic accountability should be stepped up in order to open up foreign markets to European companies’ products and services on a balanced basis; in this context, stresses the need to rebalance the Government Procurement Agreement by ensuring that the exclusions in favour of SMEs retained in several signatory Parties’ commitments are counterbalanced in the European commitments by a similar exclusion or a provision entitling the signatory ...[+++] Parties to grant SMEs preferential treatment, provided that such treatment is extended without discrimination to any SME of any signatory Party;

2. Where the undertakings party to the agreement are not competing undertakings, the exemption provided for in Article 2 shall not apply to agreements which, directly or indirectly, in isolation or in combination with other factors under the control of the parties, have as their object:

1. Where the undertakings party to the agreement are competing undertakings, the exemption provided for in Article 2 shall not apply to agreements which, directly or indirectly, in isolation or in combination with other factors under the control of the parties, have as their object: