Traduction de «Produit constaté d'avance » (Français → Anglais) :

deferred revenue [ deferred credit | deferred income | unearned revenue | unearned income | prepaid income | revenue received in advance ]

deferred revenue | deferred credit | deferred income | prepaid income | revenue received in advance | unearned income | unearned revenue

unearned income

accrued assets | accrued income | accrued revenue

revenue recognition

accrued revenue | accrued income

revenue accretion approach [ accretion approach ]

accrued revenue [ accrued income ]

deferred income

7. Notes that the absence of a common defence industrial policy has led to considerable fragmentation of the defence market in terms of demand and supply, regulations and standards; recognises that a common defence industrial policy makes sense economically to reinforce the role of the European Union on the global scale and maintain Europe’s technological capacity while still taking into account the specificities of each Member State; believes therefore that European defence industrial policy should promote multidimensional cooperation for the benefit of the EU, outlining the main industrial objectives, mapping the comparative advantages and strategic industrial sectors and emphasising the role of the European Defence Agency (EDA), one of ...[+++] main actors in defining European industrial policy, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) bodies in supporting cooperation among Member States; further recognises the need for the Defence Industrial Headline Goal 2030 to help coordinate the defence policies of the Member States; notes that cross-border and transatlantic industrial cooperation can facilitate access to new technologies, promote advanced product development and provide an incentive to seek effective measures to reduce costs and shorten the production cycle; notes that due to the financial crisis no EU defence industry can be viable on a national basis and that pursuing consolidation of the EU defence industry will lead to decreasing defence budgets;

If we look at the historical data, we see that in the years between 1990 and 2005, the use of major appliances in Canada increased 38 per cent. During that same period, however, the total energy consumed by these appliances went down by 17 per cent. Clearly, it has been seen that by creating energy efficiency standards for products like these, and by providing Canadian consumers with the information they need through labelling programs like EnerGuide and ENERGY STAR, we are making solid progress in the achievement of Canada's climate ...[+++]change goals.

It is therefore pleasing that the Commission appears to have come closer to meeting the demand from the G20, the group of advanced developing countries, to reduce the high levels of customs duties on agricultural products.

(b) unless the importing country is a least-developed country, confirms that the importing country has established that it either has no manufacturing capacities in the pharmaceutical sector in relation to a particular product or products or has examined its manufacturing capacity in that sector and found that, excluding any capacity owned or controlled by the right holder, it is currently insufficient for meeting its needs for that product or products;