Examples of using Public purchasing in English and their translations into German
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Principles to help realise the potential contribution to sustainable development from public purchasing decisions.
regulations of the Internal Market are universally valid for public purchasing.
In view of the large volumes purchased, those techniques help increase competition and streamline public purchasing.
It is remarkable that the Green Paper does not discuss this basic condition for any public purchasing.
In view of the large volumes purchased, such techniques help increase competition and professionalise public purchasing.
Improvement of public policies concerning research(including public purchasing, competition policy and trade policy); and.
Budgetary constraints mean that efficient public purchasing is moving up the policy agenda in all Member States.
They help to increase competition and streamline public purchasing, particularly in terms of savings in time and money.
In 1484 the total of public purchasing at 450,5 billion ECU for EUR 12 was equivalent to 15% ofGDP.
The Development Committee wants to see WTO rules that do not hamper eco-labelling schemes and green public purchasing.
This has recently led to the adoption of new directives on public purchasing which became fully effective in January 2006.
including in particular public purchasing below the Thresholds.
The EESC is of the opinion that the rules and regulations of the Internal Market should apply to all public purchasing.
In both these sectors a 10% rise in import penetration and a 10% fall in prices are assumed for 80% of public purchasing.
This has recently led to the adoption of new directives on public purchasing which are due to become fully effective in January 2006.
reciprocal access to, public purchasing between the EU and third countries.
Public purchasing is economically important- equal to an estimated 11 to 12% of EU GDP in 1997- and often characterised by weak supplier competition.
in particular public purchasing below the financial thresholds above which the directives apply"the Thresholds.
Public Purchasing of energy efficient products is of central importance for the public policy on climate change.
Opening up public purchasing.