Examples of using European contract in English and their translations into Czech
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European contract law vote.
Common frame of reference for European contract law debate.
European Contract Law debate.
All this shows that this CFR is taking us into new territory in European contract law.
Progress towards a European contract law for consumers and businesses short presentation.
I do not support the proposal to create an entirely new legal instrument in the form of a European contract law.
DE Mr President, Commissioner Reding,the vision of European contract law is clearly a wonderful one.
Furthermore, a common European contract law would ensure increased cross-border trade in the Internal Market.
The text voted on today aims to create an optional instrument for European contract law by means of a regulation.
The potential benefits of European contract law to the Internal Market have been discussed for a good many years.
I voted for this report on policy options for progress towards a European contract law for consumers and businesses.
The potential advantages of a European contract law for the Single Market have been debated a great deal over these last few years.
This report, by Mrs Wallis, concerns policy options for progress towards a European contract law for consumers and businesses.
A correct option in terms of European contract law could benefit the Internal Market, small and medium-sized enterprises and consumers.
The Wallis report sets ambitious objectives in respect of conceivable measures with a view to establishing a European contract law for consumers and businesses.
As yet, there is no European contract law, even though the option of such a law has been debated within European institutions for over 20 years.
The report intends to respond to the recent Commission Green Paper on European contract law and to set out the Parliament's priorities in this area.
I believe that only an optional instrument to be adopted by means of a regulation can adequately fulfil the objectives of the whole reform of European contract law.
This will enable consumers to enjoy better protection under the umbrella of European contract law, and better security when they make cross-border transfers.
Until now, it has seemed as if European contract law was something unnecessary and the general principle applies that if a provision is not necessary, then it should be omitted.
In writing.- On 1 July 2010, the Commission presented a Green Paper on policy options for progress towards a European contract law for consumers and businesses.
This'European contract' would be optional, would come with a'toolbox' to clarify how it should be used and it would encourage greater protection of consumers.
I support the view of the rapporteur that the option of setting up an optional instrument(OI) for European contract law by virtue of a regulation is to be favoured.
European contract law should ensure a more smoothly-running Internal Market and this report draws particular attention to the potential benefits for SMEs and consumers.
This directive will also lay the foundation for other complementary measures, from the reform of European contract law to the process of reviewing alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.
Divergences in European contract law end up discouraging businesses from engaging in cross-border trade and keep them from benefiting from opportunities and gains which the Internal Market offers.
In writing.- I voted in favour of this resolution on the Green Paper from the Commission on policy options for progress towards a European contract law for consumers and business.
This makes it vital to provide a coherent European contract law regime in order to achieve the Internal Market's full potential and help meet our Europe 2020 strategy objectives.
On 3 May 2011, the Commission published the results of a feasibility study by the Expert Group on European contract law and we invited all stakeholders to comment.
Hence, the proposal to establish a common European contract law, which would benefit consumers and help ensure increased cross-border trade within the Internal Market.