Traduction de «expiration du temps de jeu » (Français → Anglais) :

real-time game | RTG | real-time video game | RTG game | simultaneous game | simultaneous video game

turn-based game | turn-based video game | deferred-time game | deferred-time video game | delayed-time game

length of actual time [ period of actual play ]

playing time

actual playing time

pre-roll time | run-up time

the Office shall inform the proprietor in good time before the expiry of the registration

Market power is the ability to profitably maintain prices above competitive levels for a period of time or to profitably maintain output in terms of product quantities, product quality and variety or innovation below competitive levels for a period of time.

When asking for additional information and clarification, the Commission simultaneously suspended the deadline for a time considered reasonable time for the Member States to reply.

11. Calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States – where appropriate through the expert group – to explore the possibility of EU-wide interoperability between national self-exclusion registers that include, inter alia, self-exclusion, personal loss and time limits, and that are accessible to national authorities and licensed gambling operators, so that any customer self-excluding or surpassing their gambling limits at one gambling operator has the opportunity to be automatically self-excluded from all other licensed gambling operators; underlines the fact that any mechanism to exchange personal information on problem-g ...[+++]amblers must be subject to strict data protection rules; stresses the importance of the expert group in working towards the protection of citizens against gambling addictions; stresses that in order to make consumers aware of their own gambling activity, this register should show the consumer all information pertaining to her/his gambling history whenever she/he starts to play;

22. Takes the view that the various forms of online gambling – such as rapid interactive games of chance which have to be played at a frequency of seconds, betting, and lotteries involving a weekly draw – differ from one another and require different solutions insofar as some forms of gambling afford greater opportunities for abuse than others; notes in particular that the opportunity for money laundering depends on the strength of identification, the type of game and the methods of payment used, which makes it necessary, in respect of some forms of game, to monitor play in real time and exercise stricter control than is the case with o ...[+++]ther forms of game;