Übersetzung für "Europäisches Unternehmen " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

European undertaking [ Community undertaking ]

Business and Innovation Centre | Business Innovation Centre | European business innovation centre | BIC [Abbr.] | EU/BIC [Abbr.]

European Business Test Panel | Standing European Business Test Panel | EBTP [Abbr.]

European Joint Undertaking [ ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking | BBI Joint Undertaking | Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking | Clean Sky Joint Undertaking | ECSEL Joint Undertaking | ENIAC Joint Undertaking | FCH Joint Undertaking | FCH JU | Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking | Fusion for Energy Joint Undertaking | IMI Joint Undertaking | S2R Joint Undertaking | S2R JU | SESAR Joint Undertaking | Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking ]

small and medium-sized enterprises [ EBIC | European Business and Innovation Centre | European Observatory for SMEs | small and medium-sized businesses | small and medium-sized undertakings | SMEs | SMUs ]

Joint European Torus | JET [Abbr.]

business to business electronic commerce (1) | business to business (2) [ B2B | B to B ]

business to consumer transactions | business to consumer [ B2C | B to C ]

aggregate criminal liability of the corporation

chief sustainability officer | corporate responsibility director | corporate social responsibility manager | corporate sustainability director

On average, European companies are only slowly adopting ICT for their business (from 2010 to 2012, there was just a 6% increase in European businesses with a website, another 6% in sharing information electronically within businesses, a 4% increase in the use of Enterprise Resource Planning).

Is concerned by the fact that foreign businesses face difficulties in accessing Chinese public procurement, which stands in contrast to the fact that access to European public procurement is guaranteed; is concerned by the possibly unfair terms of competition that apply whereby, in particular, disguised state aid allows Chinese businesses to make markedly better offers than their European competitors; welcomes the revision – and broadened scope – of the Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) that was agreed on during the last WTO Ministerial Conference on 15 December 2011, and the commitments made by China on that occasion, even though they are still insufficient; encourages, therefore, China to offer to join the agreement on terms co ...[+++]mparable with those of other parties to the Agreement, in line with its commitment in its protocol on accession to the WTO; calls on the Commission rapidly to develop, if possible in 2012, a European instrument to ensure reciprocity as regards openness in public procurement markets; considers that it is also crucial to reinforce instruments aimed at encouraging, coordinating and supporting market access for European SMEs on priority markets such as China;

Is concerned that some European companies invest in China mainly because of the low cost of production caused by lower social, environmental and human rights standards; strongly recommends that the Commission and the Member States promote effective corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices by European companies in China, and encourage the dissemination and publicity of best practices of CSR initiatives; furthermore, requests that the Commission assesses how CSR provisions could be included in the future EU-China investment agreement;

Calls on the Member States, using appropriate monitoring mechanisms, to ensure that foreign enterprises operating in the EU respect all legislation in force in the Single Market, including social and environmental standards, ensure the protection of patents and contribute to efforts promoting the sustainability of employment when they purchase European businesses or set up subsidiaries in the EU; asks the Commission and Member States to set up a body entrusted with the ex ante evaluation of foreign strategic investment, along the lines of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), in order to obtain a clear pictur ...[+++]e of businesses operating and investing in the territory of the EU, and to report to the parliament on a regular basis;