Traduction de «single buyer proposal » (Anglais → Français) :

single buyer | single buyer proposal

single buyer | sole purchaser

This estimate was based on the particulars of the proposed transaction, most notably that there was a single buyer, financed by debt and operating on a not-for-profit basis.

This proposal, foreseen in the 2012 Single Market Act II, aims to achieve a transition towards mandatory acceptance of e-invoices by all public buyers by a deadline linked as closely as possible to that of e-procurement.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium Mr Melchior WATHELET Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Justice and Economic Affairs Denmark Mr Svend AUKEN Minister for the Environment and Energy Germany Mr Guenther REXRODT Minister for Economic Affairs Mr Dieter von WURZEN State Secretary for Economic Affairs Greece Mr Constantin SIMITIS Minister for Industry Spain Mr Juan Manuel EGUIAGARAY Minister for Industry and Energy France Mr Yves GALLAND Minister for Industry Ireland Mr Michael LOWRY Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications Mr Emmet STAGG Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Energy and Communications Italy Mr Alberto CLO Minister for Industry and Foreign T ...[+++]rade Luxembourg Mr Robert GOEBBELS Minister for Economic Affairs, Public Works and Energy Netherlands Mr Lambert J. HANRATH Deputy Permanent Representative Austria Mrs Judith GEBETSROITHNER Deputy Permanent Representative Portugal Mr Luis Filipe PEREIRA State Secretary for Energy Finland Mr Antti KALLIOMAKI Minister for Trade and Industry Sweden Mr Jorgen ANDERSSON Minister for Housing and Energy United Kingdom Mr Timothy EGGAR Minister of State, Department of Trade and Industry (Minister for Industry and Energy) Commission Mr Christos PAPOUTSIS Member INTERNAL MARKET IN ELECTRICITY - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS "Following the modified proposals for Directives on setting up common rules for the internal gas and electricity market, after consultation of the European Parliament and of the Economic and Social Committee, and while confirming the conclusions adopted by the Council on 30 November 1992 and 29 November 1994, the Council: 1. reaffirms the 4 points of agreement as identified in the 29 November 1994 Council conclusions, keeping in mind the need for further discussion and clarification with regard to market liberalization beyond the production sector and other aspects of the Directive, for instance that of harmonization and taking in ...

On November 29 1994, the Council invited the Commission to study the possibility of a side-by-side introduction and application of both the proposed approaches, i.e. the negotiated Third Party Access (TPA[1] ) and the Single Buyer (SB[2] ), and to verify that they are equivalent in terms of economics, reciprocity and compatibility with the Treaty.