Traduction de «fournisseur de signaux » (Français → Anglais) :

signal provider | signal supplier | signal distributor

signal provider

monitor suppliers on the market | search for suppliers | identify suppliers | identify the suppliers

accounts payable ledger | accounts payable master file | accounts payable subledger | creditors' ledger | vendor master file

accounts payable turnover | accounts payable turnover ratio | payables turnover | payables turnover ratio | purchases to payables turnover

Any instance of care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other licensed healthcare provider

accounts payable ledger [ creditors' ledger ]

low-cost supplier

ICT vendor relationship managers | IT vendor relationship manager | ICT vendor relationship manager | ICT vendor relationships manager

broaden network providers' services | expand the network of providers | expand the network of providers | extend network of providers

The capacity mechanism will be accompanied by market reforms, in particular an increase in price caps, a revision of the rules for the procurement of reserves and balancing energy as well as the introduction of an administrative pricing mechanism to reinforce the price signals during times of scarcity. The capacity mechanism is open to all potential capacity providers and costs to electricity consumers are limited by regular, competitive auctions:

The negative effects of regulated energy prices continue to be a major concern in terms of the proper functioning of the internal energy market, because such effects can lead to a distortion of competition (e.g. entry barriers for new suppliers and disincentives to switch supplier) and they do not send the right price signals (influencing investments and incentives for energy efficiency)[26].

21. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to safeguard by law the integrity of digital content, and in particular to prohibit the overlaying or scaling of these services by third parties with content or other services, unless the latter have explicitly been initiated by the user and, in the case of content which is not covered by the definition of individual communication, have been authorised by the content provider; points out that ‎unauthorised interference by third parties ‎with the content or broadcast signals of a ‎provider, and the unauthorised ‎decryption, use or dissemination of such content or signals must ‎likewise be ...[+++] prevented; ‎

6. An undertaking, public authority or other end user shall not be deemed to be a provider of electronic communications to the public solely by virtue of the provision of public access to radio local area networks, where such provision is not commercial in character, or is merely ancillary to another commercial activity or public service which is not dependent on the conveyance of signals on such networks.