Translation of "Privately owned corporation " (English → French) :

private company | private corporation | privately-held company | privately-held corporation | closed corporation | close corporation | privately owned corporation | privately-controlled corporation

private goods wagon | private wagon | privately owned railway wagon | privately-owned wagon | P-wagon

wholly-owned subsidiary [ wholly-owned subsidiary corporation | subsidiary wholly-owned corporation | wholly owned subsidiary | fully-owned subsidiary | owner enterprise ]

government enterprise [ government corporation | public corporation | government business enterprise | government-owned enterprise | publicly-owned corporation | publicly-owned company ]

government corporation | government-owned corporation | public corporation | public enterprise

government corporation | Crown corporation | government business enterprise | state-owned corporation | state-owned enterprise

public enterprise | public corporation | state enterprise | state-owned enterprise | SOE | state-owned corporation | government enterprise | government corporation

governmental corporation | government-owned corporation

wholly-owned corporation [ wholly owned corporation ]

privately owned property

11. Urges the Commission to negotiate an ambitious and balanced EU-China investment agreement that seeks to create a better environment for EU investors in China and vice versa, including improved access to the market, in order to increase the level of reciprocal capital flows and guarantee transparency regarding governance of companies, both state-owned and private, which invest within the partner economy; recommends the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) guidelines on corporate governance as a reference do ...[+++]cument; insists also on better law enforcement in order to ensure fair competition between public and private actors, curtail corruption and enhance the legal certainty and predictability of the business climate in China;

11. Urges the Commission to negotiate an ambitious and balanced EU-China investment agreement that seeks to create a better environment for EU investors in China and vice versa, including improved access to the market, in order to increase the level of reciprocal capital flows and guarantee transparency regarding governance of companies, both state‑owned and private, which invest within the partner economy; recommends the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) guidelines on corporate governance as a reference do ...[+++]cument; insists also on better law enforcement in order to ensure fair competition between public and private actors, curtail corruption and enhance the legal certainty and predictability of the business climate in China;

121. Welcomes the economic progress made during the period of preparation for accession to the EU, while asking the authorities to continue the restructuring of the economy and to finalise the liquidation of the Slovenia Development Corporation; calls on the Slovene authorities to further improve the application of bankruptcy legislation; takes note that a number of additional specialists were hired to reduce the number of unresolved cases of compulsory settlements in district courts, bankruptcies, commercial disputes, and commercial payment orders; takes note of the fact that after significant reforms in the banking sector 76% of asset ...[+++]s are now privately owned and encourages the authorities to pursue this process further as planned;

112. Welcomes the economic progress made during the period of preparation of accession to the EU, while asking the authorities to continue the restructuring of the economy and to finalise the liquidation of the Slovenia Development Corporation; calls on the Slovene authorities to further improve the application of the adopted bankruptcy legislation; takes note that a number of additional specialists were hired to reduce the number of unresolved cases of compulsory settlements in district courts, bankruptcies, commercial disputes, and commercial payment orders; takes note of the fact that after significant reforms in the banking sector 76% of asset ...[+++]s are now privately owned and encourages the authorities to pursue this process further as planned;