Traduction de «single-acting reciprocating compressor » (Anglais → Français) :

152. Calls on the Commission to use all the tools at its disposal to foster a more coordinated approach vis-à-vis developed countries in order to promote greater reciprocity in tax matters, in particular with regard to the exchange of information with the United States of America following the entry into force of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act; calls also on the Commission, against the background of the agreement of 27 May 2015 between the EU and Switzerland on the automatic exchange of financial account information, to monitor carefully, with a view to preserving the single market, the agreed phasing out of some harmful tax pra ...[+++]ctices in Switzerland, in line with BEPS guidelines, and that no new harmful tax measures are introduced in the future; calls on the Commission in its ongoing negotiations with Switzerland to suggest the introduction of controlled foreign companies rules in Swiss law; insists that the Commission must ensure that Switzerland follows the EU approach on taxation and report to Parliament;

12. Regrets the fact that the public procurement procedures of our principal partners are not as open as those of the European Union; strongly supports the Commission’s work to revise EU legislation on public procurement, in particular the introduction of the measures needed to ensure fair access both for EU businesses to procurement procedures in third countries and for third-country businesses to European procedures, on the basis of the principle of reciprocity, and to strengthen the EU’s position when negotiating access for European businesses to third-country public procurement procedures; considers that reciprocity is needed in th ...[+++]is field between the EU, industrialised countries and major emerging partners; stresses, however, that these measures must take such a form that they do not lead to inappropriate new partitioning of the market, which in turn might have negative repercussions for European industry and its global trade relations; stresses, therefore, the need for evidence-based policy making and a thorough impact assessment as well as an assessment of the relative risks and benefits for EU business and public sector stakeholders, with a view to proposing legislation; calls on the Commission to submit a legislative proposal by the end of 2011 at the latest, as specified in the Communication on the Single Market Act;

One of them requires a regulatory change, and the other two require legislative changes: First, that the limit on foreign ownership of voting shares of Canadian air carriers be raised by regulation to 49 per cent from the current 25 per cent; second, that the Government of Canada immediately attempt to negotiate reciprocal modified sixth freedom rights with the U.S. for passenger services, which would allow U.S. carriers to market as a single ticket travel from one Canadian city to another via a U.S. destination; and third, that the Canada Transportation Act be amended to allow for the licensing of Canada-only carriers, and that these ...[+++]carriers should be free of any Canadian ownership or control restrictions.