Übersetzung für "loan subject to notice " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

More precisely, the principal amendments introduced in the revised proposal consist of: Objective (1) making it clear that the proposal under discussion will not open up the EU market any further to suppliers from third countries (scope of the measure), notably by: clarifying the fields of application of the GPA and the Directives, as well as a clear statement as to the legal regime applicable to third country suppliers Objective (2) rewording the text concerning the technical dialogue in order to make it more flexible, notably by: replacing the earlier provision on "technical dialogue" by a recital and Objective (3) re-examining a number of amendments in order to remain as far as possible within the sectors covered by the GPA, notably by: ...[+++]limiting to the sectors covered by the GPA the obligation to inform eliminated candidates or tenderers of the reasons for their rejection and eliminated tenderers of the characteristics and advantages of the tender selected limiting the application of the changes in the thresholds to the contracts and sectors subject to the GPA limiting the amendments to the model notices, and in particular the notice on the existence of a qualification system (Annex XIII) and the periodic information notice (Annex XIV), to what is explicitly required by the GPA as is the case regarding the information to be provided by contracting entities when they invite candidates to confirm their interest following publication of a periodic indicative notice used as a means of calling for competition and introducing an obligation on the Commission to respect the commercially-sensitive nature of information communicated by contracting entities in notices on contracts awarded and concerning prices.

(d) loans the maturity of which is not fixed must be repayable only subject to five years' notice unless the loans are no longer considered as a component of the solvency margin or unless the prior consent of the competent authorities is specifically required for early repayment.

Having regard to Decision No 31-53 of 2 May 1953 on the publication of price lists and conditions of sale applied by undertakings in the steel industry (Official Journal of the ECSC, 4 May 1953, p. 111 et seq.) and the decisions amending the same ; see, on this subject, the notice concerning the amended text of that Decision as now in force (Official Journal of the ECSC, 27 September 1957, p. 495 et seq.);

The Commission's proposal provides for a Community loan subject to the conditions in the existing stand-by agreement with the IMF.

- 3 - I understand that the Board has now agreed to include the following leaving terms in its proposal for moving away from the present statutory arrangements to a voluntary structure : - milk producers would be free to leave the new cooperative without penalty after one year's notice, such notice to take effect three times a year on 1 January, 1 April and 1 October; - alternatively, a milk producer is free to leave after three months notice to take effect three times a year on 1 January, 1 April and 1 October, subject to payment of up to ...[+++] 2% of a year's receipts; - the cooperative would be able to limit notice to the first applicants representing 7% of its milk volume on any one occasion, and defer the rest to the next notice date, for the first two years following the establishment of the cooperative.

The Round Table's proposals may be summarised as follows: With regard to bank loans: - the Round Table recommends that communication between banks and SMEs should be improved, bank staff should receive better training and the range of financial products should be better geared to the requirements of SMEs; - in order to increase access to loans, it also advocates wider use of the facilities offered by the guarantee funds and mutual guarantee schemes; - as regards the European Investment Fund (EIF) and the interest rebates on European Investment Bank (EIB) loans, the Round Table's main recommendations are: * to earmark, in the short term ...[+++], a sizeable proportion of EIF operations for SME funding; * to enable the EIF to operate flexibly to take account of the actual situation in each Member State, e.g. by assisting national guarantee schemes, including mutual guarantee schemes; * to make sure that it is the end beneficiaries, i.e. SMEs, that derive the full benefit from the advantages offered by the EIF and the system of interest rebates on EIB loans and that the intermediaries are specialised in funding SMEs; * to make sure that the job-creation condition to which the granting of interest rebates is subject is applied as flexibly as possible.