Traduction de «Prix unique franco destination » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Acknowledges from the Authority that it submitted the building project to the budgetary authority in 2005 with a deferred purchase price payment agreement over 25 years, and the budgetary authority approved the building project; notes that at the Court of Auditors' suggestion, a request was made to the Commission to seek additional payment credits in order to cover the full purchase with only one down-payment; notes, however, that there was no possibility to increase the appropriations towards the Authority to cover a single down-payment in the current climate of tight expenditure; notes that the modalities adopted for that purchas ...[+++]e led to a reduction of the cost of the Authority's premises in comparison to the rent solution previously used;

23. Calls for a flexible patent system that contributes to innovation in addressing societal challenges such as demographic change and climate change; reminds that an EU patent system should deliver quality patents, and not simply cheaper ones; calls for a fostering of innovation through patent pools, patents platforms, innovation inducement prizes, full-rights licensing and knowledge clusters, compulsory licences, as well as other IP tools intended to reconcile access with innovation;

I would like the Commission to look more closely into the possibilities of making greater use of prize funds, whereby a person who develops a new pharmaceutical product receives a one-off sum.

Since the differences between the cost of providing Community-wide roaming services for calls made or received within a visited country to or from a customer's home country and to or from a third country seem to be negligible, a single multiplier should be used to calculate the maximum wholesale charge.

- 2 - The Commission has adopted a final decision, which states that British Sugar has until August 1986, abused its dominant position under Article 86 by carrying out the following abuses, most of which were aimed at removing Napier Brown from the market: 1. Constructively refusing to supply Napier Brown with industrial sugar, part of which Napier Brown needed for its retail repackaging operations. 2. Reducing its prices for retail sugar to the extent that an insufficient margin existed between its prices for retail and industrial su ...[+++]gar, therefore making it impossible for Napier Brown to repackage industrial sugar and sell it for retail sale at a profit. 3. Offering sugar on a delivered price basis only. 4. Discriminating against Napier Brown by refusing to supply it exclusively beet origin sugar whereas it supplied exclusively beet origin sugar to other purchasers at their request.

Its distribution system in France was organized in such a way that the sale to car manufacturers of carburettors intended for fitting both as original equipment and as replacements was kept separate from the sale to its own distributors of carburettors intended for the replacement market. In the latter case, parts were sold through the group's French subsidiary, Magneti Marelli Distribution, while in the former, car manufacturers were supplied direct from its Solex and Weber factories, which sold them replacement carburettors on far b ...[+++]etter terms.