Traduction de «green paper the interconnection business registers » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Green Paper The interconnection of business registers
Livre vert L’interconnexion des registres du commerce

Green Paper from the Commission on policy options for progress towards a European Contract Law for consumers and businesses
Livre vert de la Commission relatif aux actions envisageables en vue de la création d'un droit européen des contrats pour les consommateurs et les entreprises

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

38. Points out the importance of interconnected business registers and calls on the Commission to develop a clear legal framework ensuring that information in such business registers is complete and correct;
38. .fait remarquer l'importance des registres d'entreprises interconnectés et invite la Commission à élaborer un cadre juridique clair permettant de garantir l'exactitude et le caractère complet des informations contenues dans ces registres;

38. Points out the importance of interconnected business registers and calls on the Commission to develop a clear legal framework ensuring that information in such business registers is complete and correct;
38. . fait remarquer l'importance des registres d'entreprises interconnectés et invite la Commission à élaborer un cadre juridique clair permettant de garantir l'exactitude et le caractère complet des informations contenues dans ces registres;

The Commission today adopted a proposal to interconnect business registers within the EU.
La Commission a adopté aujourd’hui une proposition relative à l’interconnexion des registres du commerce au sein de l’UE.

Interconnecting business registers is an appropriate way of fostering further integration of the economic area within the EU and of improving legal certainty for businesses and consumers.
L’interconnexion des registres de commerce constitue une manière appropriée de promouvoir l'intégration de l’espace économique de l’UE et de renforcer la sécurité juridique pour les entreprises et les consommateurs.

It is very important to interconnect business registers in order to put a stop to economic losses and problems that affect all stakeholders, whether they be the companies themselves, their employees, consumers or the general public. -
Il est très important d’interconnecter les registres de commerce afin de mettre fin aux pertes économiques et aux difficultés qui affectent toutes les parties prenantes, qu’il s’agisse des entreprises elles-mêmes, de leurs travailleurs, des consommateurs, ou du public en général.

Currently, various mechanisms interconnecting business registers already exist: the European Business Register (EBR) initiative and the Business Register Interoperability Throughout Europe (BRITE) project.
Pour l’heure, il existe déjà différents mécanismes d’interconnexions des registres: l’Initiative relative au registre de commerce européen (RCE) et le projet Business Register Interoperability Throughout Europe (BRITE) ou Interopérabilité des registres de commerce en Europe.

In its Green Paper on the security of energy supply, the Commission emphasised the strategic importance of the natural gas interconnection between Greece and Turkey, particularly with a view to diversifying the EU's gas supplies and accessing the resources of the Caspian Sea basin (Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Iran) and Egypt via off-shore (Cyprus-Turkey) or on-shore (Jordan-Syria-Lebanon) routes.
La Commission a souligné dans son Livre Vert sur la sécurité des approvisionnements l'importance stratégique de l'interconnexion gazière entre la Grèce et la Turquie, notamment pour la diversification des approvisionnements gaziers de l'UE et l'accès aux ressources de bassin de la Mer Caspienne (Azerbaïdjan, Turkménistan, Iran) ou de l'Egypte par voie "off-shore" (Chypre-Turquie) ou "on shore" (Jordanie-Syrie-Liban) et offre une voie supplémentaire d'acheminement du gaz naturel originaire de Russie.

The major steps in the proposed schedule are summarized hereafter: (see annex) ANNEX EVOLUTION OF THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BEFORE 1992 1987: ----- - Green Paper on Telecoms 1988: ----- - Directive 88/301/EEC liberalising terminal equipments 1990: ----- - Directive 90/388/EEC liberalising all telecoms services except voice telephony for the public 1992: ----- - 1992 Review Communication TOWARDS THE LIBERALISATION OF TELECOMS 1993: ----- - Consultations on Review and communications - Green Paper on Mobile and Personal Communications 1993-1994-1995: --------------- - Accelerated adoption of proposals in fields of: - ONP voice - liberalisation of satellite communications - mutual recognition of licences - Further development of principles of: - universal service - interconnection - access charges - licensing - Adaptation plans for accelerated development and special arrangements for peripheral regions and small or less developed networks 1993-1994-1995-1996-1997: ------------------------- - Examination of progress and structural adjustments in peripheral regions and small and less developed networks where specific difficulties are being experienced - with the possibility of a 2 year additional transition period before full liberalisation 1994: ----- - Use of alternative infrastructure for telecoms services already liberalised (subject to further studies) - Green Paper on future of public network telecommunications infra structure and Cable TV 1996-1997-1998: --------------- - Working out the framework for the regulation of public network infra structure following consultation on the Green Paper 1998: ----- - Full liberalisation of public voice telephony service * * *
Les principales étapes du programme proposé sont résumées ci-dessous : ANNEXE EVOLUTION OF THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BEFORE 1992 1987: ----- - Green Paper on Telecoms 1988: ----- - Directive 88/301/EEC liberalising terminal equipments 1990: ----- - Directive 90/388/EEC liberalising all telecoms services except voice telephony for the public 1992: ----- - 1992 Review Communication TOWARDS THE LIBERALISATION OF TELECOMS 1993: ----- - Consultations on Review and communications - Green Paper on Mobile and Personal Communications 1993-1994-1995: --------------- - Accelerated adoption of proposals in fields of: - ONP voice - liberalisation of satellite communications - mutual recognition of licences - Further development of principles of: - universal service - interconnection - access charges - licensing - Adaptation plans for accelerated development and special arrangements for peripheral regions and small or less developed networks 1993-1994-1995-1996-1997: ------------------------- - Examination of progress and structural adjustments in peripheral regions and small and less developed networks where specific difficulties are being experienced - with the possibility of a 2 year additional transition period before full liberalisation 1994: ----- - Use of alternative infrastructure for telecoms services already liberalised (subject to further studies) - Green Paper on future of public network telecommunications infra structure and Cable TV 1996-1997-1998: --------------- - Working out the framework for the regulation of public network infra structure following consultation on the Green Paper 1998: ----- - Full liberalisation of public voice telephony service * * *

In addition, the Green Paper outlines the scope of an Interconnection Directive, foreseen in the Commission's Action Plan on the Information Society, which will govern access to and interconnection with public infrastructure networks.
En outre, le Livre vert expose les grandes lignes d'une directive relative à l'interconnexion prévue par le Plan d'action de la Commission sur la société de l'information, qui régira plus particulièrement l'accès aux réseaux publics et leur interconnexion.

With today's adoption of a Green Paper outlining the challenges and options for a new partnership, the European Commission has opened a wide-ranging public debate on the future of the European Union's relations with 70 African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) developing countries.With the Lomé Convention due to end in February 2000 and negotiations with the ACP countries scheduled to start in autumn 1998, the Commission believes it is time for a broad debate involving the national authorities, business and academic circles, NGOs and the public at large on the changes to be made to EU-ACP relations in the run-up to the 21st century".
La Commission européenne a lancé aujourd'hui un débat public élargi sur l'avenir des relations de l'UE avec 70 pays en voie de développement d'Afrique, Caraïbes et Pacifique (ACP) avec l'adoption d'un "Livre Vert" qui présente les défis et les options pour un nouveau partenariat. Alors que la Convention de Lomé s'approche de son échéance (février 2000) et que des négociations avec les pays ACP doivent commencer à l'automne 1998, la Commission a estimé nécessaire d'ouvrir une large discussion auprès des autorités nationales, des milieux économiques et universitaires, des ONG et de l'opinion publique en général sur les adaptations et modifications à introduire dans les relations UE/ACP, à l'aube du 21ème siècle".