Traduction de «service d'utilisation facile » (Français → Anglais) :

less distortive and better targeted state aid, in line with the European Council’s repeated declarations, so that public money is used effectively to the benefit of EU citizens in terms of improving economic efficiency, generating more growth and sustainable jobs, social and regional cohesion, improving services of general economic interest, sustainable development and cultural diversity a more refined economic approach, so that less distortive aid, particularly where money is less easily ...[+++] available from financial markets, can be approved more easily and quickly and so that the Commission concentrates its resources on the cases liable to create more serious distortions of competition and trade more streamlined and efficient procedures, better enforcement, higher predictability and enhanced transparency.

(34) The objective of transparency requires that service providers, consumers and other interested parties have easy access to any information regarding rights, conditions, procedures, charges, fees and decisions concerning the provision of electronic communications services, rights of use of radio frequencies and numbers, rights to install facilities, national frequency usage plans and national numbering plans.

The introduction of product standards at European level has been a key tool for ensuring that citizens are offered high-quality goods and services that are not harmful to health and that businesses can use innovative and internationally recognised standards without difficulty.

This is necessary to guarantee efficient access to and use of public telecommunications services such as public-switched data services which rely to a large extent on the public network infrastructure, which is covered by special or exclusive rights in all member states of the Community.

This means that, instead of the legislation the minister promised, one that would be user friendly—he described it as simple yet effective—where users may not always be commercial services consumers but are citizens, the legislation before us is not simple to use and, on the face of it, certainly not effective, except when good will is involved and mediation may suffice.

7.1992. Annex ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION 1. The Commission should give consideration to the fact that labelling ought in particular to be: - comprehensible, i.e. legible and easy for the consumer to understand; - distinctive, i.e. make the necessary distinction between product labelling, on the one hand, and other information and advertising given on the product, on the other; - relevant, i.e. not be misleading and contain sufficient information enabling consumers to make purchasing decisions based on the information they find important regarding a particular product; - transparent, i.e. enabling consumers to compare dif ...[+++]ferent products within the same group of products in relation to quality and price; - verifiable, i.e. subject to appropriate supervision according to national legislation or practices, in order to ensure that the labelling complies with the agreed requirements; - practical, i.e. easy for manufacturers, supervisory bodies and retailers to use.