Traducción de «resultado bruto de explotación » (Español → Inglés) :

48. Welcomes the progress made on country-by-country reporting under the Accounting and Transparency Directives; calls on the Commission to introduce, as the next step, country-by-country reporting for cross-border companies in all sectors, enhancing the transparency of payments transactions – by requiring disclosure of information such as the nature of the company’s activities and its geographical location, turn-over, number of employees on a full-time equivalent basis, profit or loss before tax, tax on profit or loss, and public subsidies received on a country-by-country basis on the trading of a group as a whole – in order to monitor ...[+++] respect for proper transfer pricing rules;

In order to ensure that safety risks are contained, an operating ban on Conviasa certified in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela was rendered necessary due to numerous safety concerns arising from accidents and the results of ramp checks at EU airports.

Their work would be led by coordinators who they would designate amongst themselves. Eurofisc's activity would be regularly evaluated by the Member States; Eurofisc's tasks would be initially to provide a multilateral early warning mechanism for combating VAT fraud, and to coordinate the exchange of information and the work of participating Member States in acting on warnings received.

European consumers' views about farm animal welfare: results from consumer focus groups carried out across 7 European countries; Animal friendliness and food consumption practices, results from population surveys in 7 countries; The retail of welfare-friendly products: A comparative assessment of the nature of the market for welfare friendly products in six European countries; Farmers' engagement in animal welfare, the case of pig producers; Developing a monitoring system to assess welfare quality in cattle, pigs and chickens; Developing practical species-specific measures to improve farm animal welfare; A review of the tools th ...[+++]at are being developed to facilitate the implementation of improved animal welfare standards.

On the other hand, it is also a question of preserving the excellence of European Community researchers in disciplines of relevance to developing countries (improved crop yields, development of fishing and aquaculture, processing of products, etc.). Total estimated budget: ECU 790 million 11. Dissemination and application of RTD results The aim of this particular theme, which follows on from the SPRINT Programme (dissemination of technologies and establishment of innovation networks) and the VALUE Programme (dissemination and exploitation of RD results) is t ...[+++]o promote the industrial exploitation of results, something which is often referred to as one of the Community's biggest weaknesses. While European science has considerable potential (European researchers publish three times as much as their Japanese counterparts), it has difficulties in translating research results into practical applications. At the end of the 1970s, Japan filed half as many patent applications as the Community in the United States, but the proportion has now been reversed. The activities covered by this programme are intended to facilitate the transition from academic discoveries to industrial applications.

This situation may lead to delays in achieving sustainable development; 4. Draws attention to the important role which may be played in this context by the future Commission communication on Community water policy and the Commission communication of 29 May 1995 on the wise use and conservation of wetlands; 5. Considers that the 3-year demonstration programme announced in the Commission's communication, which will be centred on the crucial role of the use of knowledge and of the functioning of coordination mechanisms, can play an important part in establishing a strategy for the integrated management of coastal zones; 6. Emphasizes that, in order to ensure that the concept of sustainable development is incorporated in policy for coastal z ...[+++]ones and that maximum benefit is obtained from the programme, the latter will have to give appropriate consideration to the following needs: - to be based on the most advanced experiments in the integrated management of coastal zones in the countries of the Union; - without prejudice to an overall approach, to take account of the economic, social and environmental diversity of situations of the European coastline; - to take into account the ecological wealth and sensitivity of the coastline; - to create awareness among the numerous players who influence coastal development or are otherwise involved; - to give great importance to the dissemination of the results; - to identify obstacles to the sustainable development of coastal zones; 7. Welcomes the multidisciplinary approach, involving coordination of European policies, adopted by the Commission in preparing the communication and particularly welcomes the desire to take advantage of existing financial instruments when carrying out the programme without making any changes to their criteria or rules of operation; 8. Notes the Commission's commitment to the organization of the work envisaged by it, approves its timetable and requests it to begin as soon as possible; 9. Under ...