Translation of "Entreprise faisant appel public à l'épargne " (French → English) :

public company | publicly-traded company | publicly-held company | public corporation | publicly-traded corporation | publicly-held corporation

open corporation [ public corporation | open company | public company | publicly held corporation | widely-held corporation | widely held corporation | widely held public corporation | widely-held company | widely held company ]

public company | public corporation | public enterprise | publicly held corporation | publicly traded corporation

distributing corporation

go public

public subscription

undertakings offering their securities to the public

public issue | public offering

- for health: personal non-obtrusive systems that enable citizens to manage their well-being such as wearable or implantable monitoring devices with communication capabilities and autonomous systems for supporting a healthy state; emerging techniques such as molecular imaging for improved prevention and individualised medicine; health knowledge discovery and application in clinical practice; modelling and simulation of organ functions; micro- and nano-robotic devices for minimally invasive surgical and therapeutic applications; remote assistance and remote monitoring technologies for the chronically ill and for elderly people; computer aided detection and clinical decision support systems that lead to more reliable diagnosis and an im ...[+++]proved workflow, eventually leading to disease specific expert systems taking an integral carecycle approach, and exploiting accumulated patient data, and model based disease knowledge through data mining, bioinformatics, and systems biology; enterprise IT systems leading to increased efficiency and reduced medical error in the hospital and in secondary care facilities;

- for health: personal non-obtrusive systems that enable citizens to manage their well-being such as wearable or implantable monitoring devices with communication capabilities and autonomous systems for supporting a healthy state; emerging techniques such as molecular imaging for improved prevention and individualised medicine; health knowledge discovery and application in clinical practice; modelling and simulation of organ functions; micro- and nano-robotic devices for minimally invasive surgical and therapeutic applications; remote assistance and remote monitoring technologies for the chronically ill and for elderly people; computer aided detection and clinical decision support systems that lead to more reliable diagnosis and an im ...[+++]proved workflow, eventually leading to disease specific expert systems taking an integral carecycle approach, and exploiting accumulated patient data, and model based disease knowledge through data mining, bioinformatics, and systems biology; enterprise IT systems leading to increased efficiency and reduced medical error in the hospital and in secondary care facilities;

1. Where a Member State with a derogation is in difficulties or is seriously threatened with difficulties as regards its balance of payments either as a result of an overall disequilibrium in its balance of payments, or as a result of the type of currency at its disposal, and where such difficulties are liable in particular to jeopardise the functioning of the internal market or the implementation of the common commercial policy, the Commission shall immediately investigate the position of the State in question and the action which, making use of all the means at its disposal, that State has taken or may take in accordance with the provi ...[+++]sions of the Treaties.

27. Considers that more flexible forms of employment contracts are only acceptable if they give workers sufficient security; points in this connection to the positive contribution which temporary employment agencies can make, providing that activities are regulated and regularly monitored so as to provide workers with sufficient protection; calls also on the Commission to submit a proposal for a directive based on the principle that temporary workers should receive the same treatment as those in regular employment with the firms making use of their services;