Translation of "Users association " (English → French) :

users association [ users group | user group | computer users association | computer users organization ]

ACSE-user | association control service elements user

association of users | users' association

Sweetener Users Association [ SUA | Sugar Users Group | Sweetener User Group ]

user group | computer users association | computer users organization

The Water Users Act [ An Act respecting Water Users Associations ]

European Virtual Private Network Users Association | EVPNUA [Abbr.] | EVUA [Abbr.]

European Council of Telecommunications Users Associations | ECTUA [Abbr.]

user-to-user signaling (1) | user-to-user signalling (2) [ UUS | UUS ]

Swiss association of telecommunications users [ asut ]

Following the imposition of the provisional measures, seven users and one users’ association contacted the Commission and showed interest to cooperate in the investigation.

33. Stresses that the ongoing process of liberalising markets and privatising public utilities such as the energy sector has not brought any visible gains in terms of prices, service quality or a reduction in public expenditure; notes, on the contrary, that consumers’ and public service users’ associations have reported price increases, a drop in the level of service quality and increases in the costs of provision; notes, furthermore, that liberalisation has contributed to the destruction of jobs and the creation of private monopolies that put the rights of workers, public service users and consumers at risk; asks that these effects t ...[+++]o be taken into consideration in all aspects of the energy packages;

19. Stresses that the ongoing process of liberalising markets and privatising public utilities such as the energy sector has not brought any visible gains in terms of prices, service quality or a reduction in public expenditure; notes on the contrary that consumers’ and public service users’ associations have reported price increases, a drop in the level of service quality and increases in the costs of provision; notes, furthermore, that liberalisation has contributed to the destruction of jobs and the creation of private monopolies that put the rights of workers, public service users and consumers at risk;

17. Stresses that the ongoing process of liberalising markets and privatising public utilities has not brought any visible gains in terms of prices, service quality or a reduction in public expenditure; notes, on the contrary, that consumers' and public service users' associations have reported price increases, a drop in the level of service quality and increases in the costs of provision; notes, furthermore, that liberalisation has contributed to the destruction of jobs in the sectors affected and the creation of private monopolies that put the rights of workers, public service users and consumers at risk;