Traduction de «Partie opérateur » (Français → Anglais) :

function part | operation part | operator part

machine setter team leader | machining and assembly team leader | leading machinist | machine operator supervisor

radio officer | radio operator

textile braiders | textile braiding foreperson | braiding machine operator | textile braiding foreman

chilling operator | prepared meals operator

ear [any part] eye with other parts of face, head and neck lip nose (septum) scalp [any part] temple (region)

desktop publishing equipment operator [ desktop publisher ]

automatic screw machine operator

Therefore, the investment firm or market operator operating the OTF should be subject to requirements in relation to non-discriminatory execution and neither the investment firm or market operator operating the OTF nor any entity that is part of the same group or legal person as the investment firm or market operator should be allowed to execute client orders in an OTF against its proprietary capital.

The parties will cooperate with the objective of facilitating mobility of their nationals, widening the scope of people-to-people contacts through targeted actions including for youth, students, researchers, artists, cultural operators and business people, reconfirming that enhanced mobility of the citizens of the Parties in a secure and well managed environment remains a core objective and considering in due course the opening of a visa dialogue with Armenia provided that conditions for well-managed and secure mobility are in place, including the effective implementation of visa facilitation and readmission agreements between the Parties.

divestment to the new mobile network operator of a certain amount of the joint venture’s mobile radio spectrum from different frequency bands (900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz and 2600 MHz); the transfer/colocation (i.e. sharing) by the joint venture to the new mobile network operator of several thousand mobile base station sites; and a transitional agreement (for access to 2G, 3G and 4G, and new technologies), allowing the new mobile network operator to use the joint venture's network to offer customers nationwide mobile services until the new mobile network operator has built its own mobile network.

to promote rule-based competition in the telecommunications sector for the benefit of service providers and consumers; to address persistent regulatory asymmetries in the telecommunications sector, by preventing parties from imposing foreign equity caps, by laying down pro-competitive wholesale access rules for incumbent operators’ networks, by providing clear and non-discriminatory rules for licensing, by securing genuine access to last-mile infrastructures in export markets for EU telecom providers, by guaranteeing the independence of regulators, and by supporting an extensive definition of telecommunications services covering all typ ...[+++]es of network; to ensure a level playing field for all operators and that non-EU companies from oligopolistic markets do not take advantage of the fragmentation of the EU market; to guarantee that TiSA parties respect the principle of open and non-discriminatory internet access for service providers and consumers; to guarantee that EU operators in TiSA participating countries have fair and symmetrical market access in telecom services, free from any non-tariff and behind-the-border barriers, including regulatory requirements, asymmetry in standards, technological impositions or restrictions;