Examples of using Aggressive practices in English and their translations into German
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Aggressive practices.
There are two main categories of unfairness: misleading and aggressive practices.
Aggressive practices Articles 8& 9.
None, leaving current gaps(eg after sale, aggressive practices) and anomalies in place.
Two specific types of unfair commercialpractice are defined in more detail-"misleading" and"aggressive" practices.
Criteria are set out to be applied in differentiating between aggressive practices on the one hand and legitimate marketing on the other.
Its provisions will come into force at the beginning of nextyear and it regulates aggressive commercial business, both misleading practices and aggressive practices. .
In addition, those aggressive practices are prohibited even if a number of methods are offered to the consumer in order to obtain the prize and even if one of those methods is free of charge.
The Commission cannot therefore accept Amendment No 32 because this would require the testsof the general prohibition to be reapplied to misleading or aggressive practices.
Point 4 of the list of aggressive practices has been deleted, which addresses the concern about legitimate sales to bereaved or seriously ill consumers raised in Amendment 88.
For consumers, it means new means of protection in certain sectors,such as aggressive practices, and the certainty that cohesive rules apply throughout the European Union.
For example, the Directive on Unfair Commercial Practices(UCP) aims at protecting consumers, including young people, from practices that harm their economic interests,such as misleading advertising or aggressive practices.
The other legislation I mentioned, namely directive 2005/29 on unfair trade practices, prohibits aggressive practices such as sale under pressure, misleading market promotion methods and unfair advertising.
The new Directive both establishes criteria for determining the unfair nature of a commercial practice and specifies two main types of unfair practice identified:misleading and aggressive practices.
For extra legal certainty, this is supplemented by further elaboration of two key types of unfairness,misleading and aggressive practices, and a blacklist of practices which will always be unfair and are therefore prohibited up-front.
It is important to note that the common position has incorporated many of Parliament's amendments, notably the definition of vulnerable consumers, the participation of consumers' associations in drawing up codes of conduct,and the inclusion of a definition of undue influence among aggressive practices.
For extra legal certainty, this is supplemented by further elaboration of two key types of unfairness,misleading and aggressive practices, and a blacklist of practices which will always be unfair and are therefore prohibited up-front.
The proposal for a Directive concerning unfair commercial practices of businesses that affect the economic interests of consumers on the one hand lays down criteria for determining the unfair nature of commercial practices and, on the other hand, contains a general prohibition on such unfair practices andprovides clarification concerning two key types of unfair practice misleading and aggressive practices.
Specific‘unfairness categories' to flesh out key areas(eg misleading practices, aggressive practices, duty to disclose, after sale service) and a blacklist of banned practices, for clarity and effective consumer protection.
He proposed that the Community and the Member States should intervene in all relevantfora to ensure that South Korea ceases its aggressive practices and abides by fair competition rules.
It is based on general clauses on unfair, misleading and aggressive practices which are likely to affect the economic behaviour of consumers and contains a"black list" of 31 particularly harmful practices which are banned per se, regardless of the circumstances.
Apart from the practices that are covered by the present Directive, Directive 2005/29/EC applies to unfair commercial practices, such as misleading and aggressive practices occurring in audiovisual media services.
Directive 2005/29/EC applies to unfair commercial practices, such as misleading and aggressive practices through a cross-media approach, whereas the present Directive makes specific provisions on commercial communications appropriate to audiovisual media services.
As regards commercial communications on video-sharing platforms, they are already regulated by Directive 2005/29/EC of the European Parliament and ofthe Council, which prohibits unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices, including misleading and aggressive practices occurring in information society services.
In its judgment delivered today,the Court holds that EU law prohibits aggressive practices which give the consumer the impression that he has already won a prize, while he is obliged to pay money or incur a certain cost in order to be informed of the nature of that prize or to take certain action to acquire it.
However, the EESC believes that a more coherent approach would have extended the concept of unfair commercial practices, in the form of misleading and aggressive practices, together with the black list annexed to Directive 2005/29/EC, to business-to-business relations.
This is an industry that affects Europeans who are travelling around Europe, so I very much welcome your commitment to look again at the consumer directives, distance selling,unfair aggressive practices, and hope very much that my colleagues and I can work with you, introduce amendments and address the current car hire situation.
However, consumers are protected under EU laws against misleading or aggressive practice when they purchase educational products.
Following the same logic, the offeringof a sales promotion could not, per se, be considered an aggressive practice.