Traduction de «revenu de la location d'applications » (Français → Anglais) :

2. For the purpose of calculating notional income for the income-related sickness compensation and activity compensation in accordance with Chapter 8 of Lag (1962:381) om allmän försäkring (the National Insurance Act), the following shall apply: a) where the insured person, during the reference period, has also been subject to the legislation of one or more other Member States on account of activity as an employed or self-employed person, income in the Member State(s) concerned shall be deemed to be equivalent to the insured person's average gross income in Sweden during the part of the reference period in Sweden, calculated by dividing ...[+++]the earnings in Sweden by the number of years over which those earnings accrued; b) where the benefits are calculated pursuant to Article 40 of this Regulation and persons are not insured in Sweden, the reference period shall be determined in accordance with Chapter 8(2) and (8) of the abovementioned Act as if the person concerned were insured in Sweden.

Stricter conditionality can help addressing the financial disincentive to work inherent in the tax-benefit systems without necessarily reducing its generosity (i.e., the duration and level of replacement income).As part of the efforts to improve incentives to work, it is important to avoid that stricter conditionality, particularly when imposed on social assistance benefits, may put particularly disadvantaged people at a serious risk of poverty and social exclusion.

- display signals that have been transmitted in clear provided that, in the event that such equipment is rented, the rentee is in compliance with the relevant rental agreement.

In line with the "polluter pays" principle in Article 174(2) of the Treaty, there should be no compensation for the costs and income losses resulting from application of the restrictions imposed by that Directive, which should therefore be excluded from the scope of Article 16 of Regulation (EC) No 1257/1999.

to display signals that have been transmitted in clear provided that, in the event that such equipment is rented, the rentee is in compliance with the relevant rental agreement.

2. Underlines that collective management has been recognised and sanctioned as a valid form of rights management by the EC legislator since 1992; notes that Directive 92/100/EEC of 19 November 1992 on rental and lending rights and certain neighbouring rights expressly gives authors and performers the possibility to entrust the administration of their unwaivable right to receive equitable remuneration for rental to collecting societies representing them; points out that Directive 93/83/EEC of 27 September 1993 on satellite broadcasting and cable retransmission provides for mandatory collective management for cable retransmission rights ...[+++]and that Directive 2001/84/EC on resale right expressly refers to the possibility for Member States to provide for compulsory or optional collective management of the right for authors of an original work of art to receive royalties; whereas these directives constitute the acquis communautaire;