Traduction de «Portefeuille d'effets de commerce » (Français → Anglais) :

bill portfolio | portfolio | bill holding

bill holding | bill portfolio | portfolio of bills of exchange

negotiable instrument

special negotiable instrument for optional use in international transactions

bills department

bill stamp [ bill of exchange stamp ]

commercial paper | trade bill | bill

negotiable instrument [ bill of exchange | certificate of deposit | commercial paper | credit instrument | draft | promissory note | trade bill ]

As a result, trade increasingly involves moving people and information, not just goods, across borders. This intensifies the ways in which trade boosts the exchange of ideas, skills and innovation.

A start has been made on efforts to address the impact of the timber trade on tropical forests[24], but little has been done to tackle other trade–related causes of deforestation.

Measures to substantially reduce the impact of international trade on global biodiversity and ecosystem services are particularly urgent, particularly to curtail tropical deforestation.

3. Notes that the New Trade Strategy aims to strengthen an economic model based on exports and, hence, on increased transportation; recalls that the ongoing increase in CO2 emissions linked to transport and international trade is in danger of undermining the effectiveness of the EU’s climate change strategy; also recalls that emissions from transport are only one component of the impact of trade and trade expansion on emissions; therefore asks the Commission to outline a strategy that considers all the effects relevant to the net emissions balance, e.g. differences in emissions according to the place of production and the production t ...[+++]echnologies and raw materials used, or differences in emissions reduction cost between countries and sectors, and the effect that the further dissemination of emissions-reducing technology could have; takes the view that, in line with the principle of policy coherence, a trade strategy should be designed primarily to strengthen endogenous development, consumption and production patterns;