Traduction de «Fournisseur extérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

outside supplier [ outsider ]

monitor suppliers on the market | search for suppliers | identify suppliers | identify the suppliers

accounts payable turnover | accounts payable turnover ratio | payables turnover | payables turnover ratio | purchases to payables turnover

accounts payable ledger | accounts payable master file | accounts payable subledger | creditors' ledger | vendor master file

Any instance of care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other licensed healthcare provider

Internet service provider | ISP | service provider | Internet provider | provider | Internet access provider | IAP | access provider

low-cost supplier

accounts payable ledger [ creditors' ledger ]

broaden network providers' services | expand the network of providers | expand the network of providers | extend network of providers

ICT vendor relationship managers | IT vendor relationship manager | ICT vendor relationship manager | ICT vendor relationships manager

Improving coordination of national energy policies and communication on external issues: although a national prerogative, decisions on energy mix, the progressive integration of energy infrastructure and markets, the common reliance on external suppliers and the need to ensure solidarity in times of crisis, all imply that key political decisions on energy should be coordinated, and the EU needs to develop consistent messages on external aspects of energy policy

Six Member States depend on a single external supplier for their entire gas imports and therefore remain too vulnerable to supply shocks.

whereas ambitious policies for renewable energy, in combination with energy efficiency, are a major driving force in reducing the EU’s imports dependency and its overall external energy bill and enhancing energy security vis-à-vis external providers; whereas the EU imports more than half of all the energy it consumes, at a cost of more than EUR 1 billion every day, accounting for over 20 % of total imports; whereas imports dependency is particularly high in the case of crude oil, natural gas and hard coal; whereas the imported fuel costs avoided as a result of the increasing use of renewable energy amount to at least EUR 30 billion a ...[+++]year.

§ The most pressing energy security of supply issue is the strong dependence from a single external supplier. This is particularly true for gas, but also applies to electricity: o Six Member States depend from Russia as single external supplier for their entire gas imports and three of them use natural gas for more than a quarter of their total energy needs.