Examples of using Multi-sided in English and their translations into Slovak
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Such an economy is the economy multi-sided and comprehensive in its structure.
Such multi-sided digital interfaces may also facilitate the provision of underlying supplies of goods or services directly between users, which constitutes another clear form of user participation.
So the economy that serves the people in that country should be multi-sided and comprehensive in structure.
When the economic structure becomes multi-sided and comprehensive, one can satisfy diverse and ever-increasing material need with one's own production.
Finally, the Council on Competitiveness set up in recent years does not have any special link with the Economic and Financial Council,and has difficulty in actually carrying out a necessarily multi-sided mission concerning all the forms of the Council.
Platforms here are to be understood as multi-sided market gateways creating value by enabling interactions between several groups of economic actors.
However, the Commission's own list, covering social media and search engines to payment systems and advertising platforms, excludes traditional platform businesses that now operate online,yet includes some digital platforms that are not multi-sided.
(12)Services provided by multi-sided digital interfaces should be defined by reference to their capacity to enable users to find other users and to interact with them.
(a)if there is an underlying supply of goods orservices directly between the users of a multi-sided digital interface referred to in Article 3(1)(b), the place where that underlying supply takes place;
Making available to users of a multi-sided digital interface that allows users to find other users and to interact with them, and which may also facilitate the provision of underlying supplies of goods or services directly between users;
For cases involving the provision of underlying goods orservices directly between the users of a multi-sided digital interface, the place where such underlying transactions take place is not taken into account either.
Multi-sided digital interfaces which allow users to receive or to know about the existence of trade execution services, investment services or investment research services, such as those made available by the entities referred to above, often imply user interaction.
The Commission describes platforms as being generally known as two-sided or multi-sided markets9 where users are brought together by a platform operator to facilitate an interaction.
(i)if the service involves a multi-sided digital interface that facilitates the provision of underlying supplies of goods or services directly between users, in proportion to the number of users having concluded underlying transactions on the digital interface in that tax period;
(10) A wide variety of business-to-consumer▌ relationsare intermediated online by providers operating multi-sided services that are essentially based on the same ecosystem-building business model.
He wants to usher in a“polycentric or multi-sided church” where the papacy is“conceived as a form of ministry at the service of the other churches, renouncing the juridical Primacy or government of Peter.”.
It is necessary to clarify this point because some suppliers of digital content through a digital interface might allow some sort of interaction between the recipients of such content andcould thus be seen as falling within the definition of multi-sided digital interfaces providing intermediary services.
This is because both of them generate value for the multi-sided digital interface through their participation, given that the role of the interface is to match supply and demand.
The place of taxation should not take into account whether users have contributed in money to the generation of the revenue, the place from where the payment in exchange for the supplies giving rise to a DST liability has been made, or the placewhere a possible supply of underlying goods or services contracted via a multi-sided digital interface has been made.
Or which may involve payment from some users only(e.g. multi-sided digital interfaces where only certain users have to pay for accessing the interface, while other users have free access).
(i)if the service involves a multi-sided digital interface that facilitates the provision of underlying supplies of goods or services directly between users, the user uses a device in that Member State in that tax period to access the digital interface and concludes an underlying transaction on that interface in that tax period;
These latter services constitute aservice of intermediation by the entity making available the multi-sided digital interface and therefore fall within the scope of DST, regardless of the nature of the underlying transaction.
(a) if the service involves a multi-sided digital interface that facilitates the provision of underlying supplies of goods or services directly between users, the user is deemed to be located in Italy if such user uses a device in Italy in that tax year to access a digital interface and concludes the underlying transaction on the digital interface in that tax period.
For instance, a supplier of a digital interface where third-party goods are made available could be said to provide an intermediation service(in other words,the making available of a multi-sided digital interface) where no significant inventory risks are assumed, or where it is the third party effectively setting the price of such goods.
Another way is through the active and sustained engagement of users in multi-sided digital interfaces, which build on network effects where, broadly speaking, the value of the service increases with the number of users using the interface.
The supply of digital content by an entity to users through a digital interface, which is a service outside the scope of DST,should be distinguished from the making available of a multi-sided digital interface through which users can upload and share digital content with other users, or the making available of an interface that facilitates an underlying supply of digital content directly between users.
Intermediation services are defined in Article 3(1)(b) by reference to multi-sided digital interfaces enabling users to find other users and to interact with them, which is the aspect allowing the providers of such services to profit from network effects.
(16) The service described in recital(14)should be distinguished from a service consisting in the making available of a multi-sided digital interface through which users can upload and share digital content with other users, or the making available of an interface that facilitates an underlying supply of digital content directly between users.
