Traduction de «réunion commerciale » (Français → Anglais) :

The companies involved usually met in the margin of official trade meetings in hotels all over Europe.

(54) The meetings in March and April involved discussions on price increases but seem to have been inconclusive. A letter from Løgstør to Ke-Kelit of 17 March 1994 refers to meetings with 'colleagues` to discuss the price situation but was not optimistic about finding a solution until later in the year: Appendix 55. However, following the meeting on 3 May 1994 at the Hanover Trade Fair attended by ABB, Henss, Pan-Isovit and Løgstør a price list was drawn up which was to be used as the basis for all supplies to the German market (Appendix 56; ABB's Article 11 Reply pp. 42 and 43).

These express and explicit agreements were in reality the result of a continuing agreement, understanding and concert of action among the producers. The participants had set up an infrastructure of regular meetings and were involved in a continuous process of business diplomacy aimed at reconciling their respective interests. For the purpose of forming and carrying out their scheme, the participants did things which they had devised and agreed to do, including (but not limited to) participating in meetings to discuss prices, sales quotas and project-sharing; agreeing during those meetings to charge particular prices and to increase and ...[+++]maintain prices; drafting, agreeing and distributing model price-lists to be used for coordinating pricing; exchanging information on sales volumes, market size and market shares so as to set up a quota system; and agreeing a sales quota system.

(a) documentation (leaflets, brochures, books, magazines, guidebooks, posters whether or not framed, unframed photographs and photographic enlargements, maps whether or not illustrated, window transparencies, and illustrated calendars) intended to be distributed free of charge and the principal purpose of which is to encourage the public to visit foreign countries, in particular in order to attend cultural, tourist, sporting, religious or trade or professional meetings or events, provided that such literature contains not more than 25 % of private commercial advertising matter, excluding all private commercial advertising for Community f ...[+++]irms, and that the general nature of its promotional aims is evident;

The consensus difficulty was brought home once again this past weekend with reports from the Moscow trade meetings of the objections by provincial premiers, with the exception of Quebec, to the federal government's commitment to meeting the targets of the Kyoto Protocol.

Many of our commercial and bilateral meetings were really fruitless.