Traduction de «bénéfice mondial » (Français → Anglais) :

Focus should be on promoting free, fair and open trade at a global level, whilst at the same time asserting its interests, in a spirit of reciprocity and mutual benefit especially in relation to the world's largest economies.

2. By way of derogation from paragraph 1, where the Member State of the transferring company applies a system of taxing worldwide profits, that Member State shall have the right to tax any profits or capital gains of the permanent establishment resulting from the merger, division, partial division or transfer of assets, on condition that it gives relief for the tax that, but for the provisions of this Directive, would have been charged on those profits or capital gains in the Member State in which that permanent establishment is situated, in the same way and in the same amount as it would have done if that tax had actually been charged a ...[+++]nd paid.

2. By way of derogation from paragraph 1, where the Member State of the transferring company applies a system of taxing worldwide profits, that Member State shall have the right to tax any profits or capital gains of the permanent establishment resulting from the merger, division, partial division or transfer of assets, on condition that it gives relief for the tax that, but for the provisions of this Directive, would have been charged on those profits or capital gains in the Member State in which that permanent establishment is situated, in the same way and in the same amount as it would have done if that tax had actually been charged a ...[+++]nd paid.

World Summit on Sustainable Development: Commission pushes for tangible results and globalisation for the benefit of all

The negotiations embarked upon at Marrakesh and set to continue within the World Trade Organisation (WTO) will help ensure that international trade contributes to social development : - to ensure that social development policy goals specifically aim to close the yawning gap in many poor and middle-income countries caused by unequal access to land, credit and education (particularly for women); - to have social development included in the policies recommended and financially sponsored by international institutions such as the IMF and World Bank, particularly structural adjustment; - to ensure that international free movement of capital, ...[+++] which is vital for the development of the South and modernisation of the East, takes place within a legal framework so that precious development resources are not diverted towards criminal activities (drugs, corruption and terrorism) or improperly avoid taxation; (b) bilaterally to secure, from countries which receive financial aid from the Community or benefit from its trade preferences, reciprocal undertakings to : - ratify and comply with the above multilateral agreements; - give priority to job creation and the fight against poverty in cooperation programmes for development between the EU and its partners by reducing inequalities and striving to have such goals included in their domestic policies; - give priority in granting aid and trade preferences to countries which undertake genuine and effective social development strategies; - in Africa in particular, the EU should use its aid and cooperation instruments to support and strengthen domestic efforts to enable countries to gain a sounder foothold in world trade and foster investment growth; - in Central and Eastern European countries in transition it is essential that the benefits of reform are realised as rapidly as possible while reducing the resultant social risks by assisting those most disadvantaged by the social effects of the changes under way.

At a time when demographic growth is increasing the problems involved in supplying the world with food, the international community has finally established a legal framework which can promote long-term exploitation of resources on a rational basis based principally on, and as a response to, the most pressing needs of the least-favoured sections of the worlds population.