Traduction de «distribution d'actions gratuites » (Français → Anglais) :

7. Stresses the importance of new approaches to overcome the present obstacles in Stresses the importance of new approaches to overcome the present obstacles inreaching the MDGs and underscores the critical importance to launch and support the "Quick Win actions" proposed by the UN Millennium Project, such as free mass distribution of malaria bed-nets and effective anti-malaria medicines for all children in regions of malaria transmission, ending user fees for primary schools and essential health services, campaign to put AIDS patient ...[+++]s on to antiretroviral treatment, expanding access to sexual and reproductive health information and services, expansion of school meal programmes using locally produced foods, and a massive replenishment of soil nutrients for small farmers on lands with nutrient-depleted soils, and technical support for multilateral stakeholders in order to eliminate bottlenecks; urges the Commission to include a substantial additional amount for these Quick Win actions in the Preliminary Draft Budget and to bring the new Commission's actions into coherence with its existing programmes, and co-ordinate with the Member States and with the UN;

"- 'placing on the market' shall mean the action of making an engine available for the first time on the market, for payment or free of charge, with a view to distribution and/or use in the Community,";

(b) to impose upon the undertakings operating within the contract territory with which the dealer has concluded distribution and servicing agreements as provided for in Article 3 (6) an obligation to honour guarantees and to perform free servicing and vehicle recall work at least to the extent to which the dealer himself is so obliged:

(12) Under Article 5 (1) (1) (a) and (b) it is a condition of exemption that the undertaking should honour the guarantee and provide free servicing, vehicle recall work, and repair and maintenance services necessary for the safe and reliable functioning of the vehicle, irrespective of where in the common market the vehicle was purchased.

The Commission is now, however, in a position to calculate this true impact because it has insufficient information concerning the degree to which the free supplies of food displaced normal supplies (e) Other costs The operation gave rise to numerous other costs, incurred notably by various charitable institutions (e.g. telephone, transport beyond the distribution centres, preparation of meals, etc.) (f) Overall assessment Most Member States which commented on the operation considered it to have been worthwhile.

As for the second, the following points were noted: (a) Legislative provisions By means of new legislative measures, including certain Council provisions, the following aims were set: - for the operation to be of limited duration but to last long enough for the intended beneficiaries to enjoy help for the remainder of the winter, - to make the food available free including delivery costs to the centres of distribution, - to minimize red tape by defining the intended beneficiaries broadly, - for charitable organisations recognized by the Member States to provide the channels through which the food would be distributed.