Traduction de «Titre sans droit de participation » (Français → Anglais) :

non-equity security [ non-equity interest ]

non-equity security | non-equity interest

non-equity security

entitlement to share in the profits | right to share in profits

capital transfer tax | estate duty | gift duty | gift tax | inheritance tax | succession duty

nonparticipating preferred shares | nonparticipating preference shares | nonparticipating preferred stock | nonparticipating shares | nonparticipating stock

participating preferred shares | participating preference shares | participating preferred stock | participating shares | participating stock

right to participate

participating preferred share [ participating preferred stock | participating preferred | participating share | participating preference share | participating stock ]

equity method investments

Farmers who have not applied to participate in the small farmers scheme on the date fixed by the Member State, who decide to withdraw from it after that date or who have been selected for support under point (c) of Article 19(1) of Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 shall no longer be entitled to participate in that scheme.

the date from which the holding of such securities or shares representing the company capital will entitle the holders to share in profits and any special conditions affecting that entitlement.

6. Recalls that all parties in Libya must commit to the protection of civilians at all times, and that all those detained should be treated in accordance with international human rights and humanitarian law; recalls that attacks intentionally directed against personnel involved in humanitarian assistance or a peacekeeping mission in accordance with the UN Charter and intended for the protection of civilians or civilian objects under the international law of armed conflict constitute war crimes under the Rome Statute of the ICC;

6. Notes that under the Frontex regulation there appear to be no legal obstacles to the introduction of an individual complaints mechanism and that such a mechanism would even fall within the scope of Article 26a(3) of the Frontex regulation, according to which the Fundamental Rights Officer is to contribute to the mechanism for monitoring fundamental rights; notes that such a mechanism would be compliant with EU law and the principle of good administration and would reinforce the effective implementation of the Agency’s fundamental rights strategy; believes that the capacity of Frontex to deal with possible violations of fundamental r ...[+++]ights should be strengthened in the context of expanding its role under EU law, in particular its participation in Migration Management Support Teams working in ‘hotspot’ areas and its operational cooperation with the competent authorities of partner countries through working arrangements;