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

2. Regrets that despite provisions in Directive 2006/114/EC to combat misleading practices in business-to-business advertising, some of these practices, notably ‘directory scams’, still persist; notes the Commission’s intention to propose shortly amendments to Directive 2006/114/EC focusing on business-to-business relations, in order to combat these practices more effectively; suggests that the Commission could, in this context, consider the merits of a targeted black list of commercial practices that are to be considered unfair in all circumstances in the field of business-to-business relations for Directive 2006/114/EC, similar to that which already exists for Directive 2005/29/EC; does not, however, consider it appr ...[+++]opriate for the moment to extend the scope of Directive 2005/29/EC on business-to-consumer relations to include business-to-business unfair commercial practices;

2. Regrets that despite provisions in Directive 2006/114/EC to combat misleading practices in business-to-business advertising, some of these practices, notably ‘directory scamsʼ, still persist; notes the Commissionʼs intention to propose shortly amendments to Directive 2006/114/EC focusing on business-to-business relations, in order to to combat these practices more effectively; suggests that the Commission could, in this context, consider the merits of a targeted black list of commercial practices that are to be considered unfair in all circumstances in the field of business-to-business relations for Directive 2006/114/EC, similar to that which already exists for Directive 2005/29/EC; does not, however, consider it app ...[+++]ropriate for the moment to extend the scope of Directive 2005/29/EC on business-to-consumer relations to include business-to-business unfair commercial practices;

19. Takes note that the Court of Auditors considers that certain provisions in the Joint Undertaking's implementing rules depart from the implementing rules of the Union Financial Regulation without sufficient justification; welcomes the Joint Undertaking's clarification that the amended implementing rules provide sufficient guidance for the implementation of the activities the Joint Undertaking in what respects for instance the conditions to raise and grant loans or the rules for valuing in-kind contributions;

19. Takes note that the Court of Auditors considers that certain provisions in the Joint Undertaking's implementing rules depart from the implementing rules of the Union Financial Regulation without sufficient justification; welcomes the Joint Undertaking clarification that the amended implementing rules provide sufficient guidance for the implementation of the activities the Joint Undertaking in what respects for instance the conditions to raise and grant loans or the rules for valuing in-kind contributions;

13. Recalls that CSR is a concept whereby companies voluntarily incorporate social and environmental concerns into their business strategy; notes that the implementation of CSR practices can rebuild trust in business, which is vital for Europe's social market economy; notes, however, that the heterogeneity of the concept of CSR, whereby different companies have developed different standards regarding social accounting, auditing and reporting, raises the issue of comparability; acknowledges the efforts made by the EU to apply more general guidelines for the definition and use of CRS; points out, however, that the diversity and heterogeneity of the concept still remain; urges the EU to take concrete ...[+++]action in international fora to move CSR away from a purely voluntary approach and to identify clear legal obligations on corporations as regards human rights and CLS, along with effective ways to hold them accountable in the event of breaches; considers for instance that, when Member States are asked by multinational companies for investment guarantees, they should bind those guarantees to the implementation of the official CSR guidelines;

For the purposes of this provision, the relevant sectoral rules regarding the form and extent of the inclusion of financial institutions (where asset management companies are included in the scope of consolidated supervision of credit institutions and investment firms) and of reinsurance undertakings (where asset management companies are included in the scope of supplementary supervision of insurance undertakings) shall apply mutatis mutandis to asset management companies.