Traduction de «Voiture d'entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

Company nurse

autonomous car [ fully automated car | self-driving car | driverless car | robocar ]

motor car [ automobile | car | personal automobile | private car | tourist vehicle ]

passenger car unit | private vehicle unit | PCU [Abbr.] | PVU [Abbr.]

hatchback | two-box vehicle

antique car restorer [ antique vehicle restorer ]

Assault by car bomb

Assistive pedal car

3. Notes that in Western Europe car sales have dropped dramatically and have reached a 20-year record low and highlights that the number of cars sold in Europe is the lowest since 1997; concludes that those events are directly linked to the global financial and economic crisis addressed in Regulation (EC) No 546/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council ; further underlines that manufacturers of small and medium-sized vehicles of the medium-price segment have been hit particularly hard and that Adam Opel AG, being one of the major players in the medium-price segment of small and medium-sized vehicles, has thus been hit particu ...[+++]larly hard by the crisis, while sales of economy as well as of premium or luxury vehicles were not so affected by the crisis;

3. Notes that in Western Europe car sales have dropped dramatically and have reached a 20-year record low and highlights that the number of cars sold in Europe is the lowest since 1997; concludes that those events are directly linked to the global financial and economic crisis addressed in Regulation (EC) No 546/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council ; further underlines that manufacturers of small and medium-sized vehicles of the medium-price segment have been hit particularly hard and that Adam Opel AG, being one of the major players in the medium-price segment of small and medium-sized vehicles, has thus been hit particu ...[+++]larly hard by the crisis, while sales of economy as well as of premium or luxury vehicles were not so affected by the crisis;

By contrast, EU law precludes local transport carried out, on the one hand, by taxi and, on the other hand, by minicab from being subject to different rates of VAT where, under a special agreement which applies indiscriminately to taxi undertakings and to minicab undertakings, (i) the transport of passengers by taxi does not constitute a concrete and specific aspect of the transport of passengers and (ii) the activity carried out under such an agreement is considered to be similar, from the point of view of the average user, to the activity of local transport of passengers by minicab.

So far as concerns the first condition, the Court states that supplies made by taxi undertakings may be regarded as separate supplies where those undertakings must, unlike minicab undertakings, be on call to provide a transport service, which prohibits them from refusing to provide transport in the expectation of a more profitable journey or from taking advantage of situations in which they could request a fare which differs from the official fare.