Traduction de «marché de vente par prescription » (Français → Anglais) :

The Commission will examine their effects on the market of sales and reservations via the internet, and their conformity with competition rules and the Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems.

Those decisions are the following: (i) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on Notification requirements under Articles XIX and XXII of the Agreement; (ii) Decision of the Committee on Government procurement on adoption of work programmes; (iii) Decision of the Committee on Government procurement on a Work programme on SMEs; (iv) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on a work programme on collection and reporting of statistical data; (v) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on a work programme on sustainable procurement; (vi) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on a work programme on exclusions and restriction in partie ...[+++]s’ Annexes; (vii) Decision on a work programme on safety standards in International Procurement; (hereafter referred to collectively as ‘the Decisions’).

Infringements of obligations laid down in connection with marketing authorisations granted in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 726/2004 which may lead to the application of a financial penalty should concern the content of a marketing authorisation and post-marketing requirements linked to a marketing authorisation, including the requirements of Community law relating to pharmacovigilance and market surveillance.

If, however, competing purchasers co-operate who are not active on the same relevant selling market (for example, retailers which are active in different geographic markets and cannot be regarded as potential competitors), the joint purchasing arrangement is unlikely to have restrictive effects on competition unless the parties have a position in the purchasing markets that is likely to be used to harm the competitive position of other players in their respective selling markets.

(5) It is a principle of the Community food law enshrined in Article 11 of Regulation (EC) No 178/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2002 laying down the general principles of food law, establishing the European Food Safety Authority and laying down procedures in matters of food safety(4) that food and feed imported for placing on the market within the Community must comply with the relevant requirements of Community legislation or with conditions recognised by the Community to be at least equivalent thereto.

However, land sales markets may be inaccessible to those with limited purchasing power and are distorted by imperfect information and lack of financial services in rural areas. As a result, land sales markets can lead to greater inefficiency and inequality through speculation, acquisition of rural land by urban or outside entrepreneurs, and distress sales by the poor.