Translation of "translation of répondre aux demandes des clients " (French → English) :

The liquidity fee should be equivalent to the actual cost of liquidating assets to meet the client redemption during periods of market stress and not a penalty charge over and above what would offset losses imposed on other investors by the redemption.

In the case of input suppliers, those with whom the dominant undertaking has concluded exclusive supply arrangements may be the ones most likely to respond to requests by customers who are competitors of the dominant undertaking in a downstream market, or may produce a grade of the product — or produce at a location — particularly suitable for a new entrant.

38. Notes with concern that the Commission’s newly published ‘Consumer Agenda 2014-2020’ is based on the ‘principle’ that a properly functioning internal market has to be consistent with the Lisbon Strategy goals of boosting growth and employment in order to serve the needs of consumers, increase competiveness and better develop cross-border trade, instead of focusing on the consumer first as a citizen and not as a client; stresses that there is no proposal for an initiative regarding consumer protection at a time when prices of basic goods are rising; asks the Commission, therefore, to propose a fundamental change in price control, es ...[+++]pecially in respect of basic goods, for the benefit of the general public;

Sex workers, whom Germany considers perfectly legal, and who normally receive many clients a day, will not be able to satisfactorily meet the extra demand of potential clients there will be from the millions of male World Cup spectators.

Løgstør claims it must have been misinterpreted: it says that, as Lymatex's largest customer, it had suffered delivery delays and had simply pressed Lymatex to deliver to it (Løgstør) on time and was not interested in how Lymatex was going to cope with the demands of other customers (Reply to Statement of Objections, p. 62).

However, greater flexibility in the organisation of working time would meet the growing needs of workers, particularly those with dependent children or elderly relatives, as well as the interests of companies, which need to be able to respond to user and customer demand for extended operating hours or to adapt rapidly to sharp fluctuations in demand.