Translation of "Circuit Card Assembly and Processing System " (English → French) :

stack assembly | unit process system

circuit assembly supervisor | gas system engineer | pneumatic air system engineering inspector | pneumatic engineering technician

triple-circuit braking system [ three-circuit brake assembly ]

printed wiring board assembly | circuit card

safety assembly | safety circuit | safety system

‘installation’ means joining two or more pieces of equipment or circuits containing or designed to contain fluorinated greenhouse gases, with a view to assembling a system in the location where it will be operated, that entails joining together gas carrying conductors of a system to complete a circuit irrespective of the need to charge the system after assembly.

This should focus on working with civil society to promote greater participation of people in decision-making at all levels, including an equal participation of men and women, and different identity groups (ethnicity, religion etc); the development of pluralist political processes; a free media; an independent and well-functioning justice system; the rights of freedom of association and assembly; and support for electoral proc ...[+++]esses including observation by domestic and EU observers.

Payments can also be fraudulently executed through counterfeit or stolen cards used to pay in stores or withdraw cash at ATMs or through the hacking of information systems to process payments, for example through tampering with points of sale for card transactions or unlawfully increasing credit card limits to allow excess expenses to go undetected. Existing data for card ...[+++] fraud shows that in 66% of cases, the fraud is committed without the presence of the card, by using stolen card credentials.

12. Stresses the importance of clear rules on consumer protection policies at European level; believes that further standardisation at European level is needed, in the form of a regulatory framework establishing security standards and transparency of costs for each form of electronic payment (also extending to non-banking service providers) and regulating all the actors involved in the provision of payment services as well as all intermediaries, including merchants (e.g. storage of credentials); believes that when defining standards it is necessary to take account of those systems which have brought about significant shifts towards saf ...[+++]er payments (e.g. the CHIPPIN system for cards; two-factor authentication systems; e-signatures and online payments passing through e-payment services), of those systems which are more vulnerable to fraud (e.g. where consumers’ sensitive personal data are transmitted to third parties, as in online payments through overlay services, or the magnetic strip system for cards), and of innovations that could make the processes safer;