Examples of using Development of electronic commerce in English and their translations into Danish
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In view of the development of electronic commerce their importance will even increase in the very near future.
It would, in addition, enhance legal certainty andcontribute generally to the development of electronic commerce.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the development of electronic commerce will have a considerable impact on the whole of society.
The Commission is completing a draft directive on promoting the development of electronic commerce.
In any support for a joint policy and the development of electronic commerce in general, however, there will be certain problems which will have to be examined in detail and for which there are various possible solutions.
We must also understand that this directive is a priority in terms of guaranteeing the development of electronic commerce.
The development of electronic commerce has boosted the advertising and sale of pharmaceutical products on the Internet without a doctor's prescription, often endangering the lives of people who obtain the products as in the case of a 24-year-old man in Britain.
Europe needs to offer them greater protection, facilitating their access to credit,reducing bureaucracy and promoting the development of electronic commerce.
Thirdly, the introduction of a common set of rules for E-invoicing will also further the development of electronic commerce in Europe, not least as regards services provided by electronic means.
This proposal stems from the SLIM exercise,during which traders themselves identified the current divergent rules on invoicing in Europe as a major obstacle to the smooth running of the internal market and the development of electronic commerce.
The development of electronic commerce is dependent on effective and precise legislation, standards, simplicity and certainty according to principles which apply preferably across the whole world, as electronic commerce will be primarily international commerce. .
It is not the first time andcertainly not the last time that I am making a statement regarding the stakes related to the development of electronic commerce services.
The conclusions of the Ecofin Council of June 1998 underlined the fact that the development of electronic commerce has made it necessary to establish a legal framework for the use of electronic invoicing to enable tax administrations to continue to perform their controls.
The diffusion of technologies and development of information and communication technology(ICT)- involving the rollout of fixed and mobile broadband networks and access technologies,the creation of communications networks in a number of sectors(such as health and transport), and the development of electronic commerce platforms.
In order to allow the unhampered development of electronic commerce, the legal framework must be clear and simple, predictable and consistent with the rules applicable at international level so that it does not adversely affect the competitiveness of European industry or impede innovation in that sector.
The know-how of traders, bankers and computer scientists in converting a network that is ill-adapted to economic needs- we must remember that it was the two principles of freedom and lack of cost that governed the network in the beginning- into an area for commercial transactions must not blind us to the fact that the protection of personal data andcompilation of customised listings are often a neglected aspect of the legal problems posed by the development of electronic commerce.
So if we want to create a positive environment for the development of electronic commerce and third generation mobile services, now is the time to make sure that the uptake of wireless Internet services is not hampered by huge amounts of junk mail which the consumer is paying for against his will.
So this evening I should just like to address what I believe is a crucial problem that needs to be looked at in the short term:the whole question of how we encourage the development of electronic commerce to use these tools, to address the sort of business issues that some colleagues are already trying to frustrate, in my view, by moving prematurely to the sort of rigid opt-in arrangement that they are talking about.
The development of electronic commerce within the information society offers significant employment opportunities in the Community, particularly in small and medium-sized enterprises, and will stimulate economic growth and investment in innovation by European companies, and can also enhance the competitiveness of European industry, provided that everyone has access to the Internet.
The development of international electronic commerce requires cross-border arrangements involving third countries; in order to ensure interoperability at a global level, agreements on multilateral rules with third countries on mutual recognition of certification services could be beneficial;