Translation of "compréhension des marchés " (French → English) :

market intelligence

natural language understanding [ NLU | natural language comprehension | natural language interpretation | language understanding | language comprehension ]

market [ market operation | market situation | market State | market structure ]

natural language understanding | NLU [Abbr.]

SLE - Test of Reading Comprehension in the Second Official Language [ Second Language Evaluation: Reading Test | SLE Reading Test ]

public contract [ official buying | public procurement ]

domestic market [ national market | National domestic market(ECLAS) ]

reverse | reversing drive | reversing mechanism

Auditory comprehension test for sentences

behavioural understanding

improve the transparency and stability of the markets, in particular as regards economic knowledge and understanding of the Union markets for fishery and aquaculture products along the supply chain, ensure that the distribution of added value along the sector's supply chain is more balanced, improve consumer information and raise awareness, by means of notification and labelling that provides comprehensible information.

The common market organisation for fishery and aquaculture products should ensure a level-playing field for all fishery and aquaculture products marketed in the Union regardless of their origin, should enable consumers to make better informed choices and support responsible consumption, and should improve the economic knowledge and understanding of the Union markets along the supply chain.

It will provide guidance on how to reduce bureaucracy, improve transparency and information and ensure a level playing field for SMEs is further facilitating access to information on procurement opportunities by complementing the existing EU websites dedicated to public procurement with a series of initiatives such as optional publication of contract notices for below-threshold procurement, an online tool to find business partners, and increased transparency of public procurement requirements will publish a Vademecum on State Aid for SMEs to increase awareness of the existing support options the Member States are invited to: set up electronic portals to widen access to information on public procurement opportunities below the EU thresholds ...[+++]encourage their contracting authorities to subdivide contracts into lots where it is appropriate and to make sub-contracting opportunities more visible remind their contracting authorities of their obligation to avoid disproportionate qualification and financial requirements encourage constructive dialogue and mutual understanding between SMEs and large buyers through activities such as information, training, monitoring and exchange of good practice refocus State Aid policy to better address SMEs’ needs, including the design of better targeted measures.

(14) In order to make the entire market surveillance process transparent and easy to follow for both market surveillance authorities and economic operators, the Regulation should clearly set out the chronological steps of that process, from the moment when market surveillance authorities identify a product which they believe may present a risk, to the assessment of the risk presented, the corrective action to be taken by the relevant economic operator within a specified period and the measures to be taken by market surveillance authorities themselves if economic operators do not comply or in cases of urgency.