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Invitation with preliminary programme.
The preliminary programme can be looked up here.
Proposals should clearly indicate which of the topics they address see the preliminary programme of the DLM-Forum 2002 above.
ITS Vienna- Preliminary Programme now online.
The submitted presentations will be judged by an international programme committee,so that we will be able to release the preliminary programme around March.
A preliminary programme was also distributed.
More information on the symposium and the preliminary programme will be available soon here on INGEDE's website.
The preliminary programme will be available in November 1989.
Th Conference on Industrial Technologies Brussels(B), 68 December The preliminary programme for the 5th Conference on Industrial Technologies is now available.
The preliminary programme with a section for registration is enclosed.
Protection of the economic interests of consumers- Principles-Priority measures• Continuation of actions envisaged in the preliminary programme• Expansion of Community action on services.
Call for abstracts, preliminary programme and registration.
Preliminary Programme Conference on Technical Barriers to Trade in Europe 18 May 1994 in Copenhagen.
Please use the registration form enclosed in the printed preliminary programme or as PDF-file to download for your congress registration or register online here.
The preliminary programme was published recently; poster abstracts can be submitted until 9 July.
Taking appropriate initiativescontributory both to the reali zation of the objectives of the 1975 preliminary programme and to the further development of Community policy in the consumer field.
The Preliminary Programme for the St. Petersburg International Economic….
In fact, although a number ofmeasures had been adopted10, the framework for this Community policy was a Council Resolution such as the European Economic Community's preliminary programme for consumer protection and information policy, which dates back no further than 14 April 1975.
Pursuant to the Preliminary Programme approved by the Council in April 1975,4 the Commission continued its efforts to ensure the more effective promotion of consumer interests.
Secondly, the beginning of 1977 also marked the appointment of a new Commission of the European Communities,during whose term of office this preliminary programme should run its full course and to whom it would therefore fall to evaluate its outcome and to chart the way ahead for the succeeding stage.
The preliminary programme of the European Communities for consumer informa tion and protection was adopted by the Commission on 5 December and transmitted to the Council of Ministers.
Taking account also of the general principlesgoverning consumer information in the Community's 1975 preliminary programme for consumers,1 on 14 May 1979 the Council adopted two Directives on consumer information on the energy consumption of domestic appliances.
The preliminary programme of the European Community for a consumer protection and information policy, drawn up by the Commission in 1973, was approved by the Council in April 1975.
Every effort was made however not only to main tain the rate of progress in the areas under transfer but also to bring to fruition the preparatory work of the previousyear in respect of other parts of the 1975 preliminary programme, such as contracts negotiated away from business premises'doorstep sales.
The coordination groupwould also shortly be presenting a preliminary programme of activities, which he hoped to add to with proposals from members of the Liaison Group and other stakeholders.
It is absolutely essential that the Commission should have the financial resources to enable it to carry out a vigorous policy in favour of consumers aiming, in the interests of the free market economy, to remedy the weakness of theirposition on the market in accordance with the Council resolution of 14 April 1975 introducing a preliminary programme for a consumer protection and information policy.
The Preliminary Programme has recently been distributed worldwide and will also be published on the Internet scientific programme, social programme, registration fees, hotel bookings, etc.
Whereas paragraphs 18 and 19of the Annex to the Council resolution of 14 April 1975 on a preliminary programme of the European Economic Community for a consumer protection and information policy(4) point to the need to protect the purchasers of goods or services from demands for payment for unsolicited goods and from high-pressure selling methods;
Following the 1975 Preliminary programme for a consumer protection and information policy1 and the 1993 Green Paper on Access of consumers to justice and the settlement of consumer disputes in the single market2, the Commission in 1996 adopted a Communication concerning an action plan on consumer access to justice and the settlement of consumer disputes in the internal market3.