Traduction de «moyenne générale » (Français → Anglais) :

general averaging [ G.AV. | general averaging of income ]

Union for International Action of the Confederation of Small and Medium-sized Industrial Enterprises | UIA-SME [Abbr.]

Recommendation concerning General Conditions to stimulate Job Creation in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

General Confederation of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

medium-volatile bituminous coal [ medium-volatile coal | MV coal ]

phenomenon of regression to the mean | phenomenon of regression toward the mean | mean reversion phenomenon | phenomenon of mean reversion | phenomenon of regression

regress to the mean | mean revert | revert to mean | regress towards the mean | revert towards the mean | revert to an average value

regression to the mean | mean reversion | regression toward the mean | reversion to the mean | return to the mean

small and medium industries [ small and medium-sized industries | SMI ]

World Tourism Day - 1 in 5 tourism nights of EU residents spent by tourists aged 65 or over. - .with a generally lower average expenditure // Brussels, 26 September 2016

Such average customer lifetime would be the period of time over which the customer contributes to the recovery of the: (a) downstream costs that are annualised according to a depreciation method that is appropriate to the asset in question and the economic lifetime of the corresponding assets required for the retail operations (including network costs that are not included in the wholesale NGA access service); and (b) other downstream costs that are normally not annualised (typically the subscriber acquisition costs) and which the operator incurs to gain customers and should seek to recover over the latters’ average lifetime.

For those businesses too, and for small and medium-size enterprises in general, we would like to introduce uniform European legislation that enables them to operate within the internal market but that is simple legislation at the same time, as Mr Gauzès stated, in fact, with only one port of call and one set of rules, as is the case with eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), which means they will not be saddled with an enormous administrative burden as is currently the case.

102. Considers it unacceptable that, according to the ECA, first level control systems in Member States are generally ineffective or only moderately effective, and that a number of national and regional authorities do not manage EU funds with sufficient attention; notes that of the ECA's audit sample (19 first level control systems), none of the systems was effective, only 6 moderately effective and 13 ineffective, and thus no progress has been made in the field of Structural Funds compared to 2005; is very concerned by the inability of the Council to clearly recognise its responsibility for this situation, which is the result largely ...[+++]of inadequate controls by Member States;