Traduction de «lettre d'exemption » (Français → Anglais) :

An issuer that has made a choice of a home Member State as referred to in the second indent of point (i) or in point (ii) or (iii) and has communicated that choice to the competent authorities of the home Member State prior to 27 November 2015 shall be exempted from the requirement under the second paragraph of this point [letter] (i), unless such issuer chooses another home Member State after 27 November 2015’.

- When addressing the problem that EU minimum standards for worker protection are circumvented through 'letter box companies'[13] in the context of the Posting of Workers Directive, it was clear that micro-enterprises could not be excluded. This was because such letter box companies are, almost by definition, micro-enterprises and excluding them would have undermined the main objective of the measure: stopping unfair commercial practices and unfair treatment of employees.

38. Calls on the government and all responsible bodies to do their utmost strictly to apply all the necessary criteria and measures for visa-free travel to Schengen countries; considers it necessary for citizens to be duly informed of the limitations of the visa-free regime in terms of preventing any kind of abuse of freedom of travel and of the visa liberalisation policy; notes that visa liberalisation has been one of the biggest achievements in the country’s recent progress towards EU membership;

An issuer that has made a choice of a home Member State as referred to in the second indent of point (i) or in point (ii) or (iii) and has communicated that choice to the competent authorities of the home Member State prior to 27 November 2015 shall be exempted from the requirement under the second paragraph of this point [letter] (i), unless such issuer chooses another home Member State after 27 November 2015.

27 (c) Agreements, decisions and concerted practices which are not covered by a block exemption regulation and which have not been the subject of an individual exemption decision or a comfort letter must, in the Commission's view, be examined in the following manner.

Whereas, however, the Cooperation Agreement with the Republic of Tunisia provides that certain prepared and preserved sardines falling within CN codes ex 1604 13 11, ex 1604 13 19 and ex 1604 20 50 originating in Tunisia may be imported into the Community free of duty; whereas the detailed arrangements must be fixed by an exchange of letters between the Community and Tunisia; whereas, since that exchange of letters has not yet taken place, the Community arrangements which applied in 1992 should be renewed until 31 December 1993; whereas as duty-free Community tariff quota of 100 tonnes should therefore be opened;