Examples of using Consumer rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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Simplifying consumer rules for online shopping.
A high level of non-compliance with the key consumer rules.
Simplifying consumer rules for online purchases;
Online traders need to fully respect EU consumer rules.
If he followed those consumer rules, they would follow him.
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As social media networks are used as advertising andcommercial platforms, they must fully respect consumer rules.
More information on the new consumer rules are available here.
Of course, consumer rules actually concern all political decisions.
Of the 552 websites checked, 31% passed the first stage of checking andverification of compliance with the relevant EU consumer rules.
The 2017 Scoreboard shows that retailers' knowledge of consumer rules hasn't improved since the previous edition.
EU consumer rules are adopted by the European Parliament- which is directly elected- and the Council- which is composed of governments of.
The EU is calling on Airbnb to align its terms andconditions with EU consumer rules and be transparent the on presentation of prices.
Consumer rules should both protect consumers and help traders face disruption brought by booming e-commerce in Europe.
A clear picture of thenational measures that Member States have taken to transpose the energy Directives with regard to consumer rules is not available.
The ongoing review is designed to modernise the EU consumer rules, simplify and improve the regulatory environment for both business and consumers. .
Your arbitration fees and your share of arbitrator compensation will belimited to those fees set forth in the AAA's Consumer Rules with the remainder paid by Menuat.
Additional rights forpassengers derive from the Charter of Fundamental Rights, the EU consumer rules, the Package Travel Directive 90/314/EEC, national contract law provisions and/or international conventions as transposed into EU law.
(BRUSSELS)- The EU Commission and consumer authorities called on online accommodation marketplaceAirbnb Monday to align its terms and conditions with EU consumer rules and to be transparent on pricing.
The new Consumer Rights Directive harmonises national consumer rules in several important areas, such as the information consumers need before they purchase goods and services, and their right to cancel online purchases.
Overall, of 369 websites originally checked, 310 sites(84%)now comply with EU-wide consumer rules, compared with only 163 sites(44%) in May 2009.
Many still have concerns about selling online in other countries, namely because of a higher risk of fraud, differences in national tax regulations or national contract law rules, or differences in consumer rules.
Six countries conducted a deeper investigation"SweepPlus" of 57 sites to check compliance with consumer rules including payment arrangement, complaint handling and terms and conditions.
A major newdrive to fundamentally overhaul core EU consumer rules- including guarantees, refunds, cooling off periods- to adapt them to the challenges of a fast changing digital world has been launched today with the adoption of a European Commission Green Paper reviewing the existing rules. .
Of the 562 websites originally checked,only 30% passed the sweep test for compliance with the relevant EU consumer rules and 70% of these sites(393) were flagged for further investigation.
Dividing up the Common European Sales Law, with the rules on contracts between businesses and the rules on contracts with consumers set out in two separate documents, and setting clear timeframes for each, will make it easier for legislators to decide which legislative technique should apply to each set of rules taking into account the bargaining power of the parties(e.g. consumer rules should be addressed in a directive while the business-to-business provisions can apply on an optional basis).
He said in a recentinterview that he hopes other MEPs' amendments to his report create new consumer rules that apply to all online and offline sales- but still maintain high levels of protection.
Results Out of the 565 websites checked in 2011,30% of them passed the test for compliance with the applicable EU consumer rules while 70% of these sites(393) were flagged for further investigation.
In order to allow sufficiently differentiated solutions,a case by case approach that identifies where specific consumer rules are necessary and that, for these cases, suggests deviations from the general rules, appears appropriate.