Примери за използване на Providers of online intermediation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Information required from providers of online intermediation services.
Providers of online intermediation services shall ensure that their terms and conditions.
It establishes new rules and requirements for the providers of online intermediation services.
Providers of online intermediation services shall not engage in unfair commercial practices as listed in Annex I.
As part of their internal complaint-handling system, providers of online intermediation services shall.
However, providers of online intermediation services shall in any case bear at least half of the total cost.
The Commission may, for the purpose of this Article andArticle 18, seek to gather information from providers of online intermediation services.
Predictability entails that providers of online intermediation services determine ranking in a non-arbitrary manner.
Business users should in addition be offered clarity as to the conditions under which their contractual relationship with providers of online intermediation services can be terminated.
Providers of online intermediation services shallcould bear a reasonable proportion of the total costs of mediation in each individual case.
(35) Those requirements should not be understood as any obligation for providers of online intermediation services to either disseminate or not to disseminate personal or non-personal data to their business users.
Providers of online intermediation services shall provide for an internal system for handling the complaints of business users.
(17) The ownership andcontrol of intellectual property rights online can have significant economic importance for both the providers of online intermediation services and their business users.
Providers of online intermediation services shall bear a reasonable proportion of the total costs of mediation in each individual case.
The decision-making process of associations and bodies shall not be unduly influenced by any third party providers of financing,in particular by providers of online intermediation services or of online search engines.
Providers of online intermediation services shall notify to the business users concerned any envisaged modification of their terms and conditions.
Member States should designate national authorities to require the relevant information, which is necessary for the monitoring andenforcement of this Regulation, from providers of online intermediation services and online search engines.
Providers of online intermediation services should cooperate in good faith in facilitating the gathering of such data, where applicable.
In addition, the services should be provided on the basis of contractual relationships both between the providers of online intermediation services or between business users and consumers where providers act as intermediaries towards consumers.
Providers of online intermediation services should also not be obliged to engage in mediation with business users who have made repeated unsuccessful mediation attempts.
(12) In order toeffectively protect business users, this Regulation should apply to the terms and conditions of a contractual relationship between providers of online intermediation services and business users, regardless of their name or form.
Providers of online intermediation services shall ensure that ranking reflects the non-arbitrary application of the disclosed ranking parameters and their relative importance.
In order to avoid a conflict of interest, organisations or associations representing business users or corporate website users should, in particular,be prevented from being subject to undue influence from any providers of online intermediation services or of any online search engines.
Providers of online intermediation services shall ensure that the identity of the business user providing the goods or services on the online intermediation services is clearly visible.
To facilitate out-of-court dispute resolution, all providers of online intermediation services will have to list in their terms and conditions the independent and qualified mediators they are willing to work with in good faith to resolve disputes.
Providers of online intermediation services shall not restrict the ability of business users to offer the same goods and services to consumers under different or the same conditions through other online intermediation services.
In addition, the internal complaint-handling systems should allow providers of online intermediation services to address, where necessary, in a proportionate manner any use in bad faith which certain business users might seek to make of those systems.
Unlike providers of online intermediation services, providers of online search engines cannot be expected to notify a corporate website user directly of a delisting or change in ranking due to a notification, because they may lack the means to contact the corporate business user.
Nonetheless, providers of online intermediation services and their business users should remain free to jointly identify any mediator of their choice after a dispute has arisen between them.
Providers of online intermediation services should therefore be required to pass on information regarding the content of the notification to the business user in cases where a decision to suspend, restrict or terminate the provision of its services follows from a notification from a third party, in order to allow the business user to easily refute manifestly wrongful notices.