Übersetzung für "answering time operator " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Notes the answers given by the Commission on the use of the EU budget and EDF resources under United Nations Programmes; is of the opinion that the agreement reached between the Commission and the UN still needs to be improved, in order to ensure proper and timely co-operation between the EU and UN agencies; insists for the EU delegations to be allowed sufficient time for giving their opinions on proposals made by NGO's and for implementing alternative procedures to shorten time between NGO's submission of proposals and signing of contracts;

138. Notes the answers given by the Commission on the use of the EU budget and EDF resources under United Nations programmes; is of the opinion that the agreement reached between the Commission and the UN still needs to be improved, in order to ensure proper and timely co-operation between the EU and UN agencies; urges that EU delegations be allowed sufficient time to give their opinions on proposals made by NGOs and to implement alternative procedures to shorten the interval between NGOs' submission of proposals and the signing of ...[+++]contracts;

Citizens and operators, and even professional lawyers and the institutions, have to invest considerable time and effort when consulting the reference instruments such as CELEX, the Directory of Legislation in Force, and EUR-Lex and often do not find satisfactory answers.

The best use we can make of the time between now and the next round of Treaty amendments is to answer the questions and the scepticism expressed in the Member States, where question about how the system would operate in reality keep coming up.

As the sole arbiter of proposed mergers and concentrations between companies which have an aggregate worldwide turnover in excess of ECU 5 billion and individual turnover of ECU 250 million in Europe, of at least two of the companies concerned, the European Commission invites governments and companies, before 31 March 1996, to a wide ranging debate centred, essentially, on the three following themes: - a reduction in the thresholds which give exclusive control to the Commission being ECU 2 billion for worldwide sales (in place of ECU 5 billion) and ECU 100 million (instead of ECU 250 million).; - should such a reduction not be achieved, exclusive control for the Commission for those mergers which fall between "the old and the new threshold ...[+++]s" and which have to be notified to several national competition authorities; this approach would save both time and money; - a series of options giving answer to the criticisms formulated, not only by the business world, but equally by certain Member States, as regards cooperative joint venture operations which do not fall under the rules of the Merger Regulation but under the "general" rules regarding competition policy (in particular Article 85 of the Treaty).

2. Subject to the operation of Note 3 to Section XVI, a machine or appliance which answers to a description within one or more of the headings Nos 84.01 to 84.24 and at the same time to a description within one or other of the headings Nos 84.25 to 84.80 is to be classified under the appropriate heading of the former group and not the latter.