Traduction de «pratique commerciale requise » (Français → Anglais) :

(17) Where guidance is given by national competent authorities as regards the obligations either to reject all transfers from a payment service provider which regularly fails to supply the required information on the payer or to decide whether or not to restrict or terminate a business relationship with that payment service provider, it should inter alia be based on the convergence of best practices and should also take into account the fact that the revised interpretative note to SR VII of the FATF allows third countries to set a thr ...[+++]eshold of EUR 1 000 or USD 1 000 for the obligation to send information on the payer, without prejudice to the objective of efficiently combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

encourage collaboration on long-term basic research within the context of the EU-U.S. Science and Technology agreement, and develop exchanges of good practices concerning the policies needed to support science and innovation; promote cooperation using civilian space-based technologies for sustainable development, science/exploration, and deepening the knowledge society; support an international dialogue and cooperative activities for the responsible development and use of the emerging field of nanotechnology; renew and reinforce the EU-U.S. agreement on Higher Education and Vocational Training, which includes the Fulbright/European U ...[+++]nion program, to boost education cooperation and transatlantic exchanges between our citizens; encourage the commercial application of output from research, identifying cooperative actions to improve rapid commercialization, using, inter alia, incubator environments, venture capital and technology transfer; promote E-accessibility for the disabled, elderly and other citizens with accessibility issues; encourage deployment of key innovative technologies such as broadband and radio frequency identification devices, without prejudice to consumer and data protection; encourage collaboration on development and take up of Intelligent Transport Systems/ Telematics for intelligent vehicles; establish a dialogue on cyber-security to bring together regulators, law enforcement and, as appropriate, intelligence agencies; support OECD efforts to develop an approach to international redress for international internet purchases; cooperate to tackle spam through joint enforcement initiatives, and explore ways to fight against illegal "spyware" and "malware; ” and explore cooperative work on health and medical technologies.

The increased volume of trade, the speed required for the release of goods, as well as the fact that commercial import and export data are normally available in electronic form before the actual customs transaction make it necessary to review the roles of the frontier and the inland customs offices.

- harmonization of the conditions concerning the imposition of injunctions against illicit commercial practices and a right for business and consumer organizations to be active parties in joint actions,

He stated that the Commission is currently drawing up a Regulation laying down conditions for the exemption of certain franchise agreements from the EEC's prohibition of restrictive practices (Article 85).

Moreover, as regards commercial operations, unduly divergent safety rules and enforcement regimes distort competition and can lead to better standards and practices being undermined. - the completion of the internal market in transport necessarily entails increased movement across frontiers and measures have to be taken to ensure that this happens within a context of appropriate safety measures. - improving road safety is a particularly important goal given the scale of deaths and injuries still caused every year. A global ap ...[+++]proach is required, involving legislative and other measures, addressing improved systems for monitoring and for analysing the causes of accidents and for evaluating the costs and benefits of alternative responses: technical standards for vehicles, improvements in infrastructure, the development of telematic systems and, where the Community can act usefully, an intensified public education campaign to raise driver awareness. - in the maritime sector, the Commission will pursue its programme for Safe Seas, paying particular attention to passenger vessels, especially ro-ro ferries. - in the aviation sector emphasis will be placed on competing harmonisation rules and on the possible creation of a single European authority for air safety. - accessibility is an essential precondition for transport safety, in particular for people with reduced mobility.