Примери за използване на Service concessions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That directive expressly excludes service concessions from its scope.
There are service concessions and works concessions. .
One point that we are absolutely unable to accept is the rejection of service concessions.
One final point remains:the matter of the service concessions, on which opinions differed greatly within the committee.
One specific point to be raised- Mrs Rühle has already raised it- is that of service concessions.
Secondly- and this has been addressed by Mr Engel- how can we design the service concessions so as to comply with the internal market in the long term?
Furthermore, clarification is still required for questions including public-private partnerships,town planning and service concessions.
The service concessions were deliberately removed from the directives on procurement in order to ensure greater flexibility in these areas and to take account of cultural differences.
Without prejudice to the application of Article 3,this Directive shall not apply to service concessions as defined in Article 1(4).'.
I reiterate that the obligation of transparency,as developed in the case-law of the Court regarding service concessions, is an obligation imposed on the public authorities of Member States concluding a service concession contract(42) and that it does not necessarily imply an obligation to launch a call for tenders.
(34) The obligation of transparency pursues the same objectives with regard,in particular, to the grant of service concessions or exclusive rights.
That provision actually expressly excludes service concessions, which are defined in Article 1(4) of that directive as contracts of the same type as a public service contract except for the fact that the consideration for the provision of services consists either solely in the right to exploit the service or in that right together with payment.
NUTS code for the main location of works in case of works concessions orNUTS code for the main place of performance service concessions;
We cannot settle for the current case-law of the European Court of Justice on public service concessions; the need for a framework directive on services of general interest is keenly felt.
The principal legal question raised in these matters is whether the case-law relating to the interpretation of Article 56 TFEU, the principle of equal treatment, andthe consequent obligation of transparency(case-law which has largely been developed by the Court in the field of service concessions) applies mutatis mutandis to the extension procedure described above.
Even before examining whether the directive precludes the introduction of a transitional period during which the service concessions in dispute must be ter-minated early, it is necessary to examine, first of all, the extent of the obligations imposed.
The greatest possible freedom for Member States to choose between an invitation to tender anddirect award of public service concessions by substantially raising ceilings.
I note, first of all, that the obligation of transparency,as developed through the case-law of the Court regarding service concessions, is an obligation imposed on the public authorities of Member States concluding a service concession contract.
What particularly stands out in my mind is the improved recognition of professional qualifications,aid for SMEs, the new legislation on public contracts and service concessions, and legal certainty for the social economy.
In my opinion, the Commission should give priority to the modernisation of public procurement rules and dealing with service concessions in such a way as to avoid further fragmentation of EU public procurement law according to the principles of better regulation.
Nevertheless, it has a major shortcoming on account of the explicit absence of any reference to the necessary adoption of a legal instrument specifying the definition and the status of service concessions at the time of the recast of the public procurement directives.
First of all, those parties maintain that, unlike the situation considered in Sporting Exchange, andunlike that arising in the context of public procurement and service concessions, the insuring body is not selected by decision of a public authority, but by an agreement reached between the social partners in the context of collective bargaining.
Firstly, and here we are all in agreement, Commissioner, there is a proposal for a legislative framework for public procurement,public/private partnerships and service concessions which should protect small operators, SMEs and awarding local authorities, and which will guarantee reciprocity between the EU, the industrialised countries and the major developing countries.
Examples of arrangements that are not service concession arrangements include an enterprise outsourcing the operations of its internal services(e.g., employee cafeteria and accounting or information technology functions).
Service concession' is a contract of the same type as a public service contract except for the fact that the consideration for the provision of services consists either solely in the right to exploit the service or in this right together with payment.
Finally, if it is a service concession or a public contract not covered by the Directives, the selection of the private partner has to comply with the principles of the EC Treaty.
Examples of arrangements that are not service concession arrangements include an entity outsourcing the operation of its internal services(eg employee cafeteria, building maintenance, and accounting or information technology functions).
The disclosures required in accordance with paragraph 6 of this Interpretation shall be provided individually for each service concession arrangement or in aggregate for each class of service concession arrangements.
Service concession” is a contract of the same type as a public service contract except for the fact that the consideration for the provision of services consists either solely in the right to exploit the service or in this right together with payment.'.
In Sporting Exchange itself, which did not relate to a service concession, the Court extended its case-law on service concession contracts to the grant of an exclusive right, holding that the obligation of transparency was a mandatory prior condition of the right of a Member State to award to an operator the exclusive right to carry on an economic activity, irrespective of the method of selecting that operator.