Traduction de «Produit des affaires productives d'intérêts » (Français → Anglais) :

Value added at factor cost can be calculated from turnover, plus capitalised production, plus other operating income, plus or minus changes in stocks, minus purchases of goods and services, minus other taxes on products that are linked to turnover but not deductible, minus duties and taxes linked to production.

14. Acknowledges the Agency’s efforts to address the discharge authority’s concerns with regards to the prevention and management of conflict of interest; notes in particular the reports of 29 June 2012 and 7 August 2012 received by the discharge authority on the review of the conflict of interest management cases identified by the IAS and on the review of potential conflicts of interest of experts involved in assessing the medicinal product Pandemrix;

In order to supplement or amend certain non-essential elements of this Regulation, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty should be delegated to the Commission in respect of supplementing the list of products set out in Annex I to this Regulation; establishing the restrictions and derogations with regard to the sourcing of feed in the case of a designation of origin; establishing restrictions and derogations with regard to the slaughtering of live animals or with regard to the sourcing of raw materials; laying down rules which limit the information contained in the product specification; establishing the ...[+++] Union symbols; laying down additional transitional rules in order to protect the rights and legitimate interests of producers or stakeholders concerned; laying down further details on the eligibility criteria for the names of traditional specialities guaranteed; laying down detailed rules relating to the criteria for optional quality terms; reserving an additional optional quality term, laying down its conditions of use and amending those conditions; laying down derogations to the use of the term ‘mountain product’ and establishing the methods of production, and other criteria relevant for the application of that optional quality term, in particular, laying down the conditions under which raw materials or feedstuffs are permitted to come from outside the mountain areas; laying down additional rules for determining the generic status of terms in the Union; laying down rules for determining the use of the name of a plant variety or of an animal breed; defining the rules for carrying out the national objection procedure for joint applications concerning more than one national territory; and for complementing the rules of the application process, the opposition process, the amendment application process and the cancellation process in general.

increase public information and consumer awareness by way of information and promotion campaigns including the EU logo; improve the collection and analysis of relevant statistical data on the whole chain of organic production, processing, distribution and trade, and of other information relevant to the competitiveness of the sector; optimise integration of organic farming into the rural development programmes; strengthen research on organic production, processing methods and marketing of organic products, making full use of the pos ...[+++]sibilities granted within the framework of EU research programmes; define the basic principles of organic production, both in the context of Regulation (EEC) No. 2092/91 and in international fora such as FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius and IFOAM; complete and further harmonise the standards for organic production, considering also the need for extending their scope to areas which are not covered for the present; clarify GMO-related issues; adapt inspection rules and improve cooperation among inspection bodies, following a risk based approach for compliance inspections, in order to streamline bureaucratic procedures and ensure product traceability; implement measures to facilitate trade in particular the market access for developing countries, including the improvement of equivalency-based opportunities for trade of organic products with third countries.

(5) A member may comply with an order made under subsection (3) by signing and filing with the clerk of the committee a declaration or update that discloses the source and nature, but not the value, of the member's private financial interests in respect of the matter (6) A committee that makes an order under subsection (3) shall also establish time frames for present and future members to file declarations and updates, and members who must file shall do so within the required time (7) A member who ...[+++]does not file a declaration or update under subsection (5) within the required time is deemed to declare that the member has no private financial interest and is bound by the deemed declaration until the member files an update (8) A member who does not file a declaration under subsection (5) and who has no private financial interest to disclose is deemed to have complied with an order made under subsection (3) (9) The clerk of a committee with whom a declaration or update is filed under subsection (5) shall make it available for public consultation during business hours (10) The validity of a decision of a committee on a matter is not affected by the fact that a member had a private financial interest, whether or not disclosed in compliance with this rule, unless the Senate or a committee decides otherwise under subsection (1).

The IDO seeks to achieve eight inter-related economic development objectives for the Strathclyde economy, namely to : - Assist the development of industries which offer the most promissing opportunities for growth in the context of the post 1992 emergence of the Single Market in the Community. - Encourage the formation and subsequent growth of local enterprise, in particular small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), and especially in growth sectors. - Assist local industry to introduce new technology into its products and production processes, in particular through better links with the higher education and research organisations in the ...[+++] region. - Build on successes in attracting and expanding inward investment, particularly by overseas companies seeking a European manufacturing base, and by raising levels of research and product authority in existing international facilities in the Region/. - 2 - - Develop a vigorous tourist industry for the urban as well as rural parts of the area, attracting significantly larger numbers of international events and tourists. - Improve external communications to help industry meet the challenges and opportunities of the single market, and to reduce access costs to the market. - Create a modern "metropolitan heart", building on the established business, tourist and cultural centre of Glasgow as a source of growth for the whole region. - Reinforce efforts to change the region's image from that of a rundown, declining industrial region to that of a region with technologically progressive industries, strong cultural and environmental attractions, and a labour force equipped with the skills required for the 1990s.