Traduction de «Informazioni indesiderate » (Italien → Anglais) :

provide information related to tourism | provide travel information | provide tourism related information | provide tourist information orally

structuring information | organise information | structure information

data access control | data confidentiality | consumer data privacy | information confidentiality

unsolicited electronic advertising [ junk e-mail | spam | unsolicited commercial communication | unsolicited e-mail advertising ]

Unsolicited calls

dissemination of EU information [ dissemination of Community information | dissemination of European Union information ]

information security [ breach of information security | cybersafety | cyber-safety | cybersecurity | cyber-security | digital safety | information assurance | information security incident | infosec | Internet safety | Internet security | network and Internet security | NIS | [http ...]

key information document | key investor information | key investor information document | KID [Abbr.] | KII [Abbr.] | KIID [Abbr.]

Ordinance of 4 July 2007 on the Protection of Federal Information | Information Protection Ordinance [ IPO ]

When appropriate, depending on the product, information shall be necessary on the composition, level of undesirable substances, nutritional value and metabolism, as well as on the intended use.

6. Stresses the need to ensure a continuous flow of timely, accurate, comprehensive and impartial information for the purpose of enabling the high-quality analysis needed to enhance the capabilities of Parliament’s policymakers and their sense of ownership, leading to greater interinstitutional synergy in respect of the CCP, and at the same time to ensure that Parliament is fully and accurately informed at all stages, including by means of access to the Unionʼs negotiation texts under appropriate procedures and conditions, with the Commission being proactive and doing its utmost to guarantee such an information flow; underlines furtherm ...[+++]ore the importance of information being provided to Parliament with a view to preventing undesirable situations from arising that could potentially lead to misunderstandings between the institutions, and welcomes in this regard the regular technical briefing sessions organised by the Commission on a number of topics; regrets the fact that on a number of occasions relevant information has reached Parliament through alternative channels rather than from the Commission;

59. Stresses the need to ensure a continuous flow of timely, accurate, comprehensive and impartial information for the purpose of enabling the high-quality analysis needed to enhance the capabilities of Parliament’s policymakers and their sense of ownership, leading to greater interinstitutional synergy in respect of the CCP, and at the same time to ensure that Parliament is fully and accurately informed at all stages, including by means of access to the Unionʼs negotiation texts under appropriate procedures and conditions, with the Commission being proactive and doing its utmost to guarantee such an information flow; underlines, furthe ...[+++]rmore, the importance of information being provided to Parliament with a view to preventing undesirable situations from arising that could potentially lead to misunderstandings between the institutions, and welcomes in this regard the regular technical briefing sessions organised by the Commission on a number of topics; regrets the fact that on a number of occasions relevant information has reached Parliament through alternative channels rather than from the Commission;

58. Stresses the need to ensure a continuous flow of timely, accurate, comprehensive and impartial information for the purpose of enabling the high-quality analysis needed to enhance the capabilities of Parliament’s policymakers and their sense of ownership, leading to greater interinstitutional synergy in respect of the CCP, and at the same time to ensure that Parliament is fully and accurately informed at all stages, including by means of access to the Union's negotiation texts under appropriate procedures and conditions, with the Commission being proactive and doing its utmost to guarantee such an information flow; underlines, furthe ...[+++]rmore, the importance of information being provided to Parliament with a view to preventing undesirable situations from arising that could potentially lead to misunderstandings between the institutions, and welcomes in this regard the regular technical briefing sessions organised by the Commission on a number of topics; regrets the fact that on a number of occasions relevant information has reached Parliament through alternative channels rather than from the Commission;