Translation of "Entreprises fédérales " (French → English) :

federal work, undertaking or business

related federal works, undertakings or businesses

associated federal works, undertakings or businesses

Federal Act of 30 April 1997 on the Organisation of Federal Telecommunications Services | Telecommunications Services Organisation Act [ TSOA ]

federal business | federal government-associated business | federal enterprise | government-owned company

Federal Act of 30 April 1997 on the Organisation of Federal Postal Services | Postal Services Organisation Act [ PSOA ]

Confederation of German Employers' Associations | Federal Union of German Employers Associations | German employers' federation

Company nurse

Research Institute for Farm Management and Agricultural Engineering Tänikon

Corporate Fraud Taskforce

The Flemish region in Belgium has been especially prominent in this regard, as have the Austrian Länder, with an increasing focus on innovation as a means of stimulating endogenous regional development and with federal support for RD. Often such strategies are directed primarily to SMEs and encompass horizontal policies such as encouragement of co-operation between research institutes and the corporate sector, rather than explicit subsidies.

the Department of Commerce has set up and fine-tuned its process for receiving and reviewing applications from companies that wish to certify under the Privacy Shield; the Department of Commerce has developed questionnaires as a tool to monitor on an ongoing basis companies' effective compliance with their obligations under the Privacy Shield (companies have to respond within 30 days); the Department of Commerce and the Federal Trade Commission, in cooperation with EU data protection authorities (DPAs), have put in place tools and instruments to ensure smooth cooperation between the enforcement authorities on both sides of the Atlanti ...[+++]c.

The U.S. Department of Commerce should also conduct regular searches for companies making false claims about their participation in the Privacy Shield. More awareness-raising for EU individuals about how to exercise their rights under the Privacy Shield, notably on how to lodge complaints. Closer cooperation between privacy enforcers i.e. the U.S. Department of Commerce, the Federal Trade Commission, and the EU Data Protection Authorities (DPAs), notably to develop guidance for companies and enforcers. Enshrining the protection for non-Americans offered by Presidential Policy Directive 28 (PPD-28), as part of the ongoing debate in the U. ...[+++]S. on the reauthorisation and reform of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). To appoint as soon as possible a permanent Privacy Shield Ombudsperson, as well as ensuring the empty posts are filled on the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB).

(xxi) given the huge interest on the part of European companies, notably SMEs, in obtaining non-discriminatory access to public contracts in the US both at federal and sub-federal level, for example for construction services, civil engineering, transport and energy infrastructure and goods and services, to have an ambitious approach to the chapter on public procurement, while respecting the compliance of the chapter with the new EU public procurement and concession directives, with a view to remedying, in line with the principle of reciprocity, the large disparity that currently exists in the degree of openness of the two public procurement markets on both sides of the Atlantic by significantly opening up the US market (still governed by th ...[+++]e Buy American Act of 1933) at federal and sub-federal level alike building on commitments made in the Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) and by removing the restrictions that currently apply at federal, state and local level alike in the United States; and to set up mechanisms to guarantee that commitments entered into by the US federal authorities will be honoured at all political and administrative levels;