Traduction de «matière d’accès » (Français → Anglais) :

access complaint [ access to information complaint | ATI complaint ]

access to information legislation

Assessing Canada's International Market Access Priorities

market access concession

commitment on market access

Advisory Committee on access for Community air carriers to intra-Community air routes

market access concessions

wireless access point | wireless station | access point | base station

access rights

The evaluation was unable to detect major trends or to measure change over time with regard to safeguards pending postponed return (Article 14 of the Directive covers family unity, health care, access to schooling, needs of vulnerable persons as well as the right to obtain a written confirmation in cases of postponed return.) Basic safeguards appear to be primarily provided by implementing international conventions and universal access legislation (emergency health care and schooling, in particular).

to defend the inclusion of a regulatory annex on government procurement with a view to maximising the participation of European companies in foreign tenders, while maintaining EU criteria, including social and environmental criteria, and procedures in European tenders, notably regarding SMEs’ access to public contracts, the eligibility criteria based on the best ‘quality-price’ ratio and the thresholds below which commitments do not apply; to overcome the lack of transparency and market entry barriers regarding non-European calls for tenders and to denounce the lack of reciprocity in this area at all levels of government, as illustrated ...[+++] by the preferential treatment granted to domestic companies in several countries, while allowing for the possibility of opting for market access and national treatment commitments for the sake of multilateralisation; to encourage the ratification and implementation by those parties who have not yet done so of the WTO Government Procurement Agreement and its 2011 revision; to call on the European Union to introduce a ‘European Business Act’, modelled on the ‘American Business Act’ and supporting the economic development of SMEs and European industry;

Hence, any access obligation should fully take into account the economic viability of those investments based on their risk profile, any time schedule for the return on investment, any impact of access on downstream competition and consequently on prices and return on investment, any depreciation of the network assets at the time of the access request, any business case underpinning the investment, in particular in the physical infrastructures used for the provision of high-speed electronic communications services, and any possibility previously offered to the access seeker to co-deploy.

1. Users shall exercise due diligence to ascertain that genetic resources and traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources used were accessed with prior informed consent and based on mutually agreed terms as defined by applicable access and benefit-sharing legislation or regulatory requirements and that benefits are fairly and equitably shared upon those agreed terms. Users shall seek, keep, and transfer to subsequent users all information and documents relevant for access and benefit-sharing and for compliance with the provisions of this Regulation.