Übersetzung für "put purchase " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

long put | put buying | put purchase

long put (1) | put buying (2) | put purchase (3)

deductible VAT on purchases of capital goods | VAT invoiced to the producer on purchases of fixed capital goods and of goods put into stock

value at purchasers'prices of goods put into stock by users

vertical bear put spread (1) | bearish vertical put spread (2) | bear put spread (3) | bearish put spread (4) | put bear spread (5)

vertical bull put spread (1) | bullish vertical put spread (2) | bull put spread (3) | bullish put spread (4) | put bull spread (5)

creating a safe environment to put participants at ease | facilitate a safe environment to put participants at ease | create a safe environment to put participants at ease | provide a safe environment to put participants at ease

prepare purchase orders | produce purchase orders | issue purchase orders | issuing purchase orders

oversee purchasing cycle | regulate purchasing cycle | maintain purchasing cycle | manage purchasing cycle

Member States should consider accepting a share of the burden by putting their launcher purchasing policies in line with the goal of independent access and by putting the EU in a position to be able to contribute to that goal.

45. Notes the creation of an information exchange mechanism for intergovernmental agreements between the Member States and third countries on energy policy, given that this mechanism is oriented at enhancing policy transparency, coordination and efficiency in the EU as a whole; calls on the Member States to show further ambition in ensuring that agreements contrary to internal energy market legislation are not put in place; considers that the Commission should be able to examine draft agreements for their compatibility with such legislation, and to participate in negotiations where relevant; considers that the information-exchange mechanism is a step towards further coordinating energy purchasing ...[+++] outside of the EU, which is of crucial importance for realising the goals of the Energy Roadmap 2050;

13. Is concerned about the practice adopted by some air carriers of preventing passengers from boarding with articles purchased in airport shops, in addition to their one item of hand luggage, but allowing them to make unrestricted purchases on board; considers that this practice restricts freedom of choice and creates unfair competition; urges the Commission to open an investigation with a view to putting an end to such practices;

The risk is that this situation will worsen still further: that investment and consumer purchases will be put off, sparking a vicious cycle of falling demand, downsized business plans, reduced innovation, and job cuts.