Traduction de «Social selling » (Anglais → Français) :

social selling | social selling 2.0 | selling 2.0

sell bicycle, selling bicycles | sell bikes | put bikes up for sale | sell bicycles

sell funfair tickets | sell tickets for amusement park | sell amusement park tickets | selling amusement park tickets

enforce the regulations of selling tobacco to minors | impose regulations of selling tobacco to minors | apply regulations of selling tobacco to minors | enforce regulations of selling tobacco to minors

buy/sell back | buy-sell back transaction | sell/buy back | sell-buy back transaction

hard selling | hard-selling | hard sell | hard-sell | high-pressure selling | high-pressure sell

to sell bear | to sell in bear | to sell short | to sell uncovered

door-to-door selling [ doorstep selling | door-to-door sale | door-to-door sales | house-to-house selling | in-home selling | Home sales(ECLAS) ]

cross-selling | cross-sell | added selling | suggestion selling | suggestive selling

to sell for future delivery | to sell for settlement | to sell forward

107. Takes the view that ensuring a level playing field for companies in the internal market also depends on combating social dumping, which should be regarded as an anticompetitive practice; believes that the Commission should look out for intra-EU dumping practices, whereby a firm, internationally or domestically, sells units below the production price to bankrupt one or more competitors; believes that the Commission should therefore strive towards upward convergence of Member States in terms of economic and social performance; u ...[+++]nderlines the need for structural reforms to include an overhaul of the taxation system in order to combat fraud, tax evasion and tax havens;

1. Notes that, as a result of the current economic and social crisis, on its own the market is increasingly incapable of meeting the need for affordable homes, in particular in densely populated urban areas, and that rising housing and energy costs are aggravating the risks of disease, poverty and social exclusion; notes the increase in several Member States in the number of evictions and properties seized by banks; urges that measures be taken in response to these challenges; is concerned about both the direct and the indirect impact of some austerity measures in the context of the current social and economic crisis – such as cuts in ...[+++] housing benefit and social services, the taxation of social housing providers, the cancellation of new housing projects and the selling off of parts of national social housing stocks – which could exacerbate a vicious circle of long-term social exclusion and segregation;

The Commission also notes that the Social Security Office maintained a pledge on PZL Dębica’s assets of PLN 6 243 002,55, which the Social Security Office intends to sell in a similar controlled procedure as in the case of the previous assets.

Poland claimed that the economic crisis and reduced scale of business activity in the region had contributed to a lack of interest in PZL Dębica’s assets and had made it difficult to sell them at a price considered acceptable by the Social Security Office.