Translation of "acquisition rentable " (French → English) :

accretive acquisition | accretive to earnings per share acquisition | accretive to earnings acquisition | accretive to EPS acquisition

commercial deposit [ economic deposit | viable deposit | economically viable deposit ]

accretive acquisition growth

acquisitions analyst | mergers analyst | mergers and acquisitions analyst | mergers and acquisitions professional

dogs of the Dow

cost effective client | profitable customer

director of property acquisition services | land acquisition specialist | property acquisitions manager | property transactions supervisor

acquisitions and mergers | transferring ownership or combining companies | mergers and acquisitions | transferring ownership or combining businesses

- Implementation phase (2004-2006) focusing on: (i) a structured dialogue between users and providers; (ii) the development of cost-beneficial services capable of reaching an operational status; (iii) space component design activities, leading to their procurement; (iv) in-situ component assessment and subsequent upgrading; (v) enabling data integration and information management activities, with the objective of improving coherence and access; (vi) the development of long-term funding strategy and business plan.

81. Highlights the fact that the Parliament has become, over the years, a property owner and that this strategy has inherent risks and that costs for the operation and maintenance of the technical facilities will necessarily increase in the future years to cope with ageing buildings; stresses in particular that any property and buildings strategy must also take into account those rising costs and the necessity over the medium term of building renovations; points out that the property and buildings strategy must ensure the sustainability of Parliament's budget and conserve a certain degree of flexibility with a combination of acquisitions, renting ...[+++] or usufruct in order to ensure the best value for money for Parliament; underlines that purchasing a building may not be always the best solution;

33. Recognises the significant heterogeneity of pension schemes across the EU yet emphasises the importance for workers to be able to change jobs within or outside their Member State; stresses the need to guarantee that mobile workers are able to acquire and preserve occupational pension entitlements; endorses the approach advocated by the Commission to focus on safeguarding the acquisition and preservation of pensions entitlements, and calls on Member States to ensure that dormant pension rights of mobile workers are treated in lin ...[+++]e with those of active scheme members or those of retirees; notes the important role the Commission can play in removing obstacles to free movement, including those that hamper mobility; is of the opinion that, apart from language barriers and family considerations, mobility on the labour market is hampered by long vesting periods or unreasonable age restrictions, and calls on Member States to lower these; stresses that any action to promote mobility must be balanced by the cost-effective provision of supplementary pension schemes and must take into account the nature of national pension schemes;

74. Calls on all relevant actors to assess whether EU-owned assets along the Galileo model, as set out under (B), could be a viable and cost-effective option, especially in areas such as strategic and tactical transport or surveillance;