Translation of "susceptibles d'être faux " (French → English) :

Forms of such market manipulation include: placing and withdrawal of false orders; spreading of false or misleading information or rumours through the media, including the internet, or by any other means; deliberately providing false information to undertakings which provide price assessments or market reports with the effect of misleading market participants acting on the basis of those price assessments or market reports; deliberately making it appear that the availability of electricity generation capacity or gas availability, or the availability of transmission capacity is other than the capacity which is actually technically available where such information affects or is likely to ...[+++]be affecting the price of wholesale energy products.

Amongst other things that amendment should enable the necessary distinction to be made between the various types of establishment which place our common currency into circulation. On the one hand there are the major credit, financial, economic, commercial and cash-transport organisations to which the direct obligation to carry out authentification would apply. In the particular case of large shopping complexes the requirement to carry out authentification would prevent most complexes from distributing via their automatic cash dispensers notes and coins which have not been checked and may as a consequence be false. On the other hand there ...[+++] would be small traders who for obvious reasons would be required only to proceed with ‘due diligence’ - i.e. to withdraw any euro notes and coins which they know or have sufficient reason to believe to be counterfeit.

(29) Points of entry at the external borders are well placed to detect unsafe non-conforming products or products to which false or misleading CE markings have been affixed even before they are placed on the market.

3. The Association Council shall examine the possibility of other forms of joint action for the prevention and control of illegal immigration, including ways of detecting forged documents.

-The Council Framework Decision of 29 May 2000 on increasing protection by criminal penalties and other sanctions against counterfeiting in connection with the introduction of the euro: [19] this provides for effective, proportionate and dissuasive criminal penalties, including custodial penalties which can give rise to extradition.

It is appropriate to introduce revised provisions for misfire monitoring under conditions likely to cause catalyst damage to reduce the possibility of false fault indications and to introduce the possibility of partial catalyst volume monitoring and the use of the enhanced on-board to off-board communications link provided by controller area network (CAN).