Translation of "Frais d'exploitation intermédiaire " (French → English) :

intermediate business expense

intermediate farm

administration and office expenses | business and office expenses | business and office overheads | general and office expenses | operating expenses | operating general expenses

operating charges | operating costs | operating expenses

soft dollars | soft commissions | soft dollar | soft dollar services | soft dollar payments

start-up costs | pre-operating costs | pre-operating expenses | pre-production costs | pre-production expenses

start-up costs [ pre-operating costs | pre-production costs | pre-operating expenses | pre-production expenses | starting-up expenses ]

development expenses | development costs

development cost [ development expenses ]

operating expenditures | operating expenses [ OPEX ]

(l) to operate elevators, either directly or by means of agents or mandataries, and, subject to the Canada Grain Act, to pay those agents or mandataries, commissions, storage and other charges, remuneration or compensation as may be agreed on with the approval of the Canadian Grain Commission;

There have been three convictions, as I have mentioned, under Canada's foreign bribery law since it took effect in 1999: Hydro Kleen Group was fined $25,000 in 2005 for bribing a U.S. immigration officer at the Calgary airport; Niko Resources was fined $9.5 million in June 2011 because its subsidiary in Bangladesh paid for a vehicle and travel expenses for the former Blangladeshi state minister for energy and mineral resources; and, Griffiths Energy International was fined $10 million in January of this year, after it agreed to pay $2 million to the wife of Chad's ambassador to Canada and allowed her and two others to buy shares at dis ...[+++]counted prices in exchange for supporting an oil and gas project in Chad.

This should not, however, prejudice the freedom of Member States to pass on to companies the costs connected with the setting-up and operation of the platform, including the formatting of documents, either by including those costs in registration fees or by demanding a mandatory periodical contribution from companies.

This should not, however, prejudice the freedom of Member States to pass on to companies the costs connected with the setting-up and operation of the platform, including the formatting of documents, either by including those costs in registration fees or by demanding a mandatory periodical contribution from companies.