Übersetzung für "Lead out " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

lead | lead out | space | white out

lead out | space out | white out

carry out research in advanced nursing care | identify research priorities in advanced nursing care | conduct research in advanced nursing care | lead research in advanced nursing care

carry out betting games | conduct games of gambling | conduct gambling games | lead gambling games

mix pencil lead components | mix pencil lead objects | mix pencil lead goods | mix pencil lead materials

company buyout [ institutional buy-out | LBO | leverage buy-out | management buy-in | management buy-out | MBI | MBO ]

lead [ lead industry(UNBIS) ]

group of leading industrialised countries [ G7 | G7/G8 | G8 | Group of Eight | group of leading industrialized countries | Group of Seven ]

opt-out list | opt-out mailing list | opt-out e-mail list

In the case of a request that refers to a joint submission, the Agency shall levy a reduced fee, as set out in Annex IV. In the case of a request by the lead registrant, the Agency shall levy a reduced fee to the lead registrant only, as set out in Annex IV’.

The Five Presidents' Report and the Reflection Paper on the Deepening of the Economic and Monetary Union set out important principles, which remain valid: a stabilisation instrument should minimise moral hazard and not lead to permanent transfers; be strictly conditional on clear criteria and continuous sound policies, in particular those leading to more convergence within the euro area; be developed within the EU legal framework; be open and transparent vis-à-vis all Member States; and not duplicate the role of the European Stability Mechanism – the future European Monetary Fund – as a crisis management tool.

Stresses that action to combat UTPs will help to ensure the proper functioning of the internal market and to develop cross-border trading within the EU and with third countries; points out that the fragmented nature of the markets, and disparities between national laws on UTPs, expose supply chain operators to a range of diverse market conditions and can lead to the practice known as ‘forum shopping’, which, in turn, could lead to regulatory uncertainty.

43. Stresses that the European Single Market plays a central role as the home market for European industry and that an internal market strategy fostering demand-driven innovation needs to be developed in order to promote the uptake of new technologies, thereby helping to create new markets, business models and industrial sectors; emphasises that this is particularly pertinent when it comes to diffusing RD results in the market; stresses that predictable rules and standards in the internal market – effectively applied in the Member States – helps provide companies with a stable outlook; calls on the Commission and the Member States to complete urgently the single market for goods, energy, telecommunications, transport, green products (as ...[+++]laid out by the Commission in its initiative) and venture capital as well as to guarantee the free movement of researchers, scientific knowledge and technology; points out that failure to complete the internal market is a barrier to growth and calls on the Commission to carry out a study to assess the impact of the crisis on the internal market and address the cost disparities in the EU which can lead to disadvantages for EU companies compared to third-country competitors; warns that the fragmentation of the internal market could lead to distorted competition between Member States within the EU; calls for the EU to pursue closer cooperation in the areas of employment law and tax incentives; urges the Commission to promote the use of the ‘Made in Europe’ brand to strengthen the single market and products of European origin;