Traduction de «consommateur après » (Français → Anglais) :

consumer protection [ consumerism | consumer policy action plan | consumers' rights ]

European Consumer Centres Network [ Consumer Information Office | ECC-Net | EEJ-Net | euroguichet-consommateurs | European consumer information agency | European Extra-Judicial Network ]

consumer to consumer transactions (1) | consumer to consumer (2) [ C2C | C to C ]

consumer movement [ consumer association | consumer organisation | Consumer associations(ECLAS) ]

business to consumer transactions | business to consumer [ B2C | B to C ]

audit adjustment

consumer-to-consumer transactions | C-to-C transactions | C2C transactions

afternoon game [ afternooner | matinee ]

post-flight inspection [ after-flight inspection | post-flight check | after flight check | a-check | after flight inspection | A check ]

2. Without prejudice to Articles 45(1) and 45(6) of Directive 2007/64/EC and if the consumer has no outstanding obligations on a payment account, the payment service provider with which the consumer holds that payment account shall conclude the steps set out in points (a), (b) and (c) of paragraph 1 of this Article on the date specified by the consumer, which shall be at least six business days after that payment service provider receives the consumer’s request unless otherwise agreed between the parties.

The multiannual Consumer Programme for the years 2014-20 (‘the Programme’) should help ensure a high level of protection for consumers and fully support the ambitions of Europe 2020 as regards growth and competitiveness by integrating specific concerns identified in Europe 2020 on the digital agenda for Europe in order to ensure that digitalisation actually leads to increased consumer welfare, on sustainable growth by moving towards more sustainable patterns of consumption, on social inclusion by taking into account the specific situation of vulnerable consumers and the needs of an ageing population, and on smart regulation, inter alia, ...[+++]through consumer market monitoring to help design smart and targeted regulations.

The multiannual Consumer Programme for the years 2014-20 (‘the Programme’) should help ensure a high level of protection for consumers and fully support the ambitions of Europe 2020 as regards growth and competitiveness by integrating specific concerns identified in Europe 2020 on the digital agenda for Europe in order to ensure that digitalisation actually leads to increased consumer welfare, on sustainable growth by moving towards more sustainable patterns of consumption, on social inclusion by taking into account the specific situation of vulnerable consumers and the needs of an ageing population, and on smart regulation, inter alia, ...[+++]through consumer market monitoring to help design smart and targeted regulations.

The Commission Communication of 22 May 2012 entitled ‘A European Consumer Agenda — Boosting confidence and growth’ (the ‘Consumer Agenda’) sets out a strategic framework for Union consumer policy in the years to come by supporting consumer interests in all Union policies.