Traduction de «Papier support à stencil » (Français → Anglais) :

Concerning the provisions on disclosure, those measures are designed to specify the specific conditions to be met when the prospectus is provided in a durable medium other than paper and by means of a website which does not constitute a durable medium, the detailed content, form and presentation of the key investor information taking into account the different nature or components of the UCITS concerned, and the specific conditions for providing key investor information in a durable medium other than paper and by means of a website wh ...[+++]ich does not constitute a durable medium.

Stencil: A marking technology that transfers images onto the print media from a stencil that is fitted around an inked drum.

(10) In order to bring the Regulation into line with developments in data processing, in which the European Health Insurance Card is an essential element as it is intended in the long term to constitute an electronic medium readable in all Member States, certain Articles of Regulation (EEC) No 574/72 should be amended to cover the concept of document as any content whatever its medium, written on paper or stored in electronic form or as a sound or visual or audiovisual recording,

(10) In order to bring the Regulation into line with developments in data processing, of which the European card is an essential element as it is intended in the long term to constitute an electronic medium readable in all Member States, the wording of Articles 2 and 117 of Regulation (EEC) No 574/72 must be amended to cover the concept of "document" as "any content whatever its medium, written on paper or stored in electronic form or as a sound, visual or audiovisual recording",

74. Considers that further effort should be made to reduce the amount of paper used in Parliament; calls on its Secretary-General to examine the development of a secure intranet-based interface for the submission and signature of amendments, parliamentary questions, written declarations, and other parliamentary forms and documents currently submitted on paper; believes that this would also lead to other efficiency gains; instructs its Secretary-General to cease the paper distribution of those parliamentary documents (such as committee agendas, communications to Members etc.) which can be also be made available by e-mail or through the ...[+++] intranet, and to make multiple copies of public relations material available to Members only on request;

(b) The term "document" means any letter, note, minute, report, memorandum, signal/message, sketch, photograph, slide, film, map, chart, plan, notebook, stencil, carbon, typewriter or printer ribbon, tape, cassette, computer disk, CD-ROM, or other physical medium on which information has been recorded.