Vertaling van "servizi " (Italiaans → Engels) :

adapt service according to circumstances | be flexible | perform services flexibly | perform services in a flexible manner

electronic public services (1) | electronic Public Services (2) [ ePS ]

community care social worker | domiciliary care manager | community care case worker | domiciliary care supervisor

tertiary sector [ services sector | Service sector(ECLAS) ]

museumshop selling agent | ticket selling agent | concert ticket selling agent | ticket issuing clerk

public service contract | service contract | services contract

GATS [ General Agreement on Trade in Services ]

provision of services | supply of services

services company [ business services(UNBIS) ]

Article 133 Committee - Experts (STIS, Services, Mutual Recognition) | TPC - Experts | Trade Policy Committee - Experts (STIS, Services and Investment) | Trade Policy Committee - Experts (STIS, Services and Investment, Mutual Recognition)

...extend broadcasting services and to provide for example a better picture and audio quality as well as to introduce new communication services such as wireless broadband communications, additional terrestrial broadcasting services and mobile multimedia services; The genuine right of Member States to determine the amount of spectrum from the digital dividend to be used for the achievement of general interest objectives in conformity with Community law, including broadcasting services; The need for close cooperation between Member States in coordinating spectrum usage in the EU in order to enhance its more efficient use and to avoid harmful cross-border interference among Member States and between Member States and third countries; The p ...[+++]otential benefits of identifying the parts of the UHF bands for non mandatory use by uni – and bidirectional networks in the interest of achieving more efficient spectrum use; in order to facilitate the emergence of innovative and successful national or cross-border services the radio interference potential arising from the co-existence of uni – and bidirectional networks in the same band as well as existing authorisations should be taken into account; The potential benefits of close cooperation between Member States in coordinating spectrum usage in the EU in terms of economies of scale; The benefits of ensuring flexibility of usage of the digital dividend with the exception of services of general interest, including those serving cultural and linguistic diversity and media pluralism, while taking into account constraints necessary to avoid harmful interference and to safeguard efficient spectrum use; The need to take into account different situations regarding current uses of spectrum in the UHF band in different Member States, as well as differences in national plans regarding the digital switchover when coordinating usage of spectrum in the UHF band; The desirability of Member States releasing their digital dividends as quickly as possible after the switchover, depending on national switchover dates, allowing European citizens and consumers to benefit from the deployment of new, innovative and competitive services. ...

non-economic services of general interest, financial services, electronic communications services and networks, and associated facilities and services, transport services and transport related services falling within the scope of title V of the EC Treaty, including port services, services provided by temporary work agencies, healthcare services, audiovisual services, as defined in compromise text, and radio broadcasting, gambling activities which involve wagering a stake with pecuniary value in games of chance, including lotteries, gambling in casinos and betting transactions, social services as defined in the compromise text, finally t ...[+++]he Council agreed to modify the Commission amended proposal and to exclude services provided by notaries and bailiffs appointed by an official act of government.

business services (management consultancy, certification and testing, advertising, recruitment services and other), services provided both to businesses and to consumers (among other: legal or fiscal advice; real estate services; construction; distributive trades; the organisation of trade fairs; car rental; travel agencies) and consumer services (in the field of tourism, including tour guides; leisure services, sports centres and amusement parks).

The services covered by this Directive concern a wide variety of ever-changing activities, including business services such as management consultancy, certification and testing; facilities management, including office maintenance; advertising; recruitment services; and the services of commercial agents.