Traduction de «contrôles d'entrée sur le marché » (Français → Anglais) :

That report shall assess if this Regulation achieved its objectives, in particular with regard to ensuring more effective and efficient enforcement of product safety rules and Union harmonisation legislation, ensuring that the same standards are applied at all entry points to the Union market, improving cooperation between market surveillance authorities among Member States as well as with third countries, notably with those, which benefit from preferential access to the Union's market, strengthening the controls of products entering ...[+++]the Union and better protecting the health and safety of persons in general, health and safety in the workplace, consumer protection, the environment, public security and other public interests, taking into account its impact on business and in particular on small and medium-sized enterprises.

L. whereas young people are entering the labour market later as a consequence of the crisis; whereas despite Article 19 TFEU, Directive 2000/78/EC of 27 November 2000 and Directive 2006/54/EC of 5 July 2006, young women still suffer age and gender discrimination when they enter the labour market; whereas access to the official labour market is harder for women from vulnerable social groups, including ethnic minorities;

But if the same potatoes came from Canada, Peru could apply its price ban system to prevent them from entering.

1. Welcomes the Commission’s initiative to reflect on the best regulatory framework for the future of the internal market; stresses, however, that the internal market must in future operate within a set of necessary and appropriate common rules; underlines, therefore, the importance of improving the quality and availability of provisions in an effort to achieve a well-functioning internal market, in particular in the area of services, including retail financial services; points out that the post-entry growth performance of EU firms can be improved by addressing, through non-legislative initiatives or, where necessary, through legislat ...[+++]ive instruments, the remaining barriers affecting their growth, such as imperfect financial markets which result in lower financial potential, higher administrative costs at entry and post-entry that affect the expansion of firms in their initial years, and tight hiring, firing and other social restrictions;

We cannot underestimate the impact of such issues as control over technology, control over access to distribution networks and the capacity of governments to regulate the flow into domestic markets of cultural products distributed electronically from abroad.

The bus industry is the last Canadian transportation mode subject to entry controls.