Vertaling van "help in planning production scheduling " (Engels → Nederlands) :

EMPHASISES its support for the aim of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA): to achieve an integrated market for payment services in euro which is subject to effective competition and where there is no distinction between cross-border and national payments in euro within the EU; WELCOMES the substantial progress achieved by industry to achieve the SEPA; RECOGNISES that the SEPA project has now moved from the preparatory to the operational stage and therefore calls upon industry to redouble its efforts and complete work, in particular in relation to the outstanding standards required in the cards market and in the customer to bank and bank to customer space; ENCOURAGES industry to develop attractive SEPA payment ...[+++]products and market them actively so that there is a natural momentum for customers to migrate from existing payment instruments to the new SEPA payment products in a market driven process; CALLS for rapid and smooth SEPA migration so that dual payment processing costs are kept to the minimum; and highlights the need for timely and complete transposition and implementation of the Payment Services Directive at national level to facilitate the migration process; RECOGNISES the importance of finding a workable solution to ensure the continued legal validity of existing direct debit mandates, where needed; ACKNOWLEDGES the important catalytic role that can be played by public authorities in helping drive forward the migration process; ENCOURAGES public authorities to be early adopters of SEPA payment instruments subject to the principle that there should be no deterioration as compared to the existing national characteristics for product performance and price, given the positive contribution SEPA can make to the modernisation of public administration and the e-Government Action Plan as well as the substantial benefits of SEPA to the wider European economy, including through value-added-services such as e-invoicing; INVITES Finance Ministries of Member St ...

the European Communities must remain united on the WTO negotiations; bilateral meetings had been held in Geneva since the beginning of the year with certain WTO partners in order to seek for common ground on sensitive products and to build up alliances; the offensive interests of the Community in Agriculture remain domestic supports and export refunds; she agreed with the Netherlands delegation to discuss the phasing out of the export r ...[+++]efunds on their overall budgetary value rather than on their volume; the Commission will not table any new offer on agriculture following the last offer issued on 28 October 2005; she made clear in reference to remarks raised by the French delegation, that this offer was within the mandate granted by the Council to the Commission for the negotiations at the WTO, and that Geographical Indications were still being discussed; in response to a question raised by the Polish delegation, she also stated that the special safeguard clause was not to be given up; the importance of pursuing non-trade concerns, including those on Geographical Indications; despite a complicated schedule, the principle remained that "nothing could be agreed until everything is agreed"; The Commissioner undertook to keep the Council fully informed of the state of play on WTO negotiations and to report to the next Council meeting on 20th March in the light of the planned G6 Ministerial meeting to be held in London in the beginning of March.

In particular, the exact amounts of euro banknotes to be produced and delivered, the contracting authorities’ right to amend the total number of euro banknotes within predefined limits (alternatively the delivery schedule), the allocation of production over the production lines made available by the printing works, as well as the plans for the main production stages including the acceptance ...[+++] and validation stage, must all be detailed in supply agreements.

- the temporary suspension of CCT duties for certain goods intended to equip or for processing in the free zones of the Azores and Madeira; the aim of this preferential tariff treatment, which is subject to certain conditions, was to help launch industrial activities in the only operational free zone in these regions (i.e. the Madeira harbour zone) and promote permanent installation of industries to process non-originating materials (other than agricultural products or products obtained from the processing thereof), imported free of ...[+++]customs duties and destined for the Community market; an initial review of this scheme is scheduled for this year;

-joint planning and coordination of the capacity to be provided on scheduled air services, insofar as it helps to ensure a of services at the less busy times of the day or during less busy periods or on less busy routes, so long as any partner may withdraw without penalty from such agreements, decisions or concerted practices, and is not required to give more than three months' notice of its intention not to participate in such joint planning and coordination ...[+++] for future seasons,

Experts from the consortia will spend 3-8 months on-site at the companies, providing the following kinds of assistance: - Development of business plans and management systems, as well as controls on the flow of capital; - The improvement of accounting systems and internal auditing; - The implementation of a system for market surveys and the study of competitiveness of the companies' products; - Development of a management plan and improvemenets to the financing for social welfare; - Help with attr ...[+++]acting investment by identifying potential investment partners.