Übersetzung für "Interessensverbände" in Englisch

Hunter also believes in the benefits of professional associations in the landscape industry.

Lobbying agencies, think tanks, and advocacy groups are everywhere in Washington, DC.

He was co-founder of almost all German car audio associations who started in the following decade.

In the remaining time the powerful interest federations determine the political basic conditions to the topic „public health “.

The private sector also contributes to this, for instance through newly formed interest groups and dialogue forums.

In the remaining time the powerful interest federations determine the political basic conditions to the topic „public health “.

For the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), as the voice of economic and social interest groups in the EU, three out of the five are of particular importance, i.e.:

This complementary approach will enable the network of Natura 2000 sites to play its role in protecting Europe’s biodiversity better than if Natura 2000 sites are seen to be isolated or dierent from the wider policy context. • it will allow Member States to set priorities and to develop policies and measures which re-ect their national and regional specicities.•itwillavoidduplicationandoverlapofdiffer-ent Community funding instruments and the administrative complication and transaction costs which would be associated with such duplication.

Unfortunately, strong vested interests have spent millions of dollars on spreading misinformation about climate change.

Third-parties, such as employers, advocacy groups, schools, trainers or similar third parties (“third party licence holders”) may obtain third-party licenses to unlock special content (“Third-party licence agreement”) for the benefit of the User and/or for the purpose of the individual training as a part of a separate licence agreement.

To find solutions to complex social challenges, the FBN is involved in research associations that ideally include representatives of other branches of society such as commercial enterprises and special interest groups in addition to classic academic research institutions.Â

Its members may include local authorities, chambers of commerce, trade organisations for employers and employees (social partners), companies, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and research and vocational training centres, including universities.

The overall goal of the Transfer Office is to provide relevant scientific data and information to groups of stakeholders (e.g. industry, public authorities, policy-makers, international organisations and direct users such as forest owners, farmers, fishing cooperatives), thereby supporting their efforts in the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.

And the MEP Rasmussen is also calling on pressure groups and civil society to take part actively in the consultation so that the Commission does not only receive the arguments of the well-organised financial lobby.

In 2002 with the project "e-valencia" he put into action the idea of a networked local communication structure, which successfully brought together divergent interest groups concerned with a critical discussion of cultural political developments.

The ongoing and increasing - in some cases controversial - criticisms of the newinheritance tax law and valuation law by representatives of economics, consultants, auditing and various lobbies underlines the importance of the matter of burden effects on the transfer of business assets.

The privatisation of water supply and distribution in Germany, in the context of the general discussion concerning the enhancement of competition and efficiency with regard to the liberalisation of public services, is increasingly finding a place on the agenda of policy-makers and interest groups.

Furthermore, associations such as environmental and consumer protection groups, media (e.g. newspaper, broadcast, television and internet), physicians and public health officers, lawyers in the jurisdiction, as well as the power supply and telecommunications industries are involved in the process of risk communication.

The European Parliament today in Strasbourg endorsed a proposal by S & D MEP Roberto Gualtieri for a mandatory register for all non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and lobbying organisations engaged in EU policy-making.

Third-party licence holders, advocacy groups, trainers or similar third parties may acquire licenses as part of their own licence agreement in their own name at their own cost as a means of obtaining access codes which can be used by the User to unlock app functions and other offers provided by the Operator.

Third-party licensees, such as employers, interest groups, instructors and other similar third parties, may, under their own license agreements, acquire licenses in their own name and for their own account, in order to obtain activation codes that enable the Person Concerned to activate functions of the app and other offerings of the Operator.

From the enterprise's perspective, this increased threshold can fundamentally be welcomed, although the interest groups of the data protection officers in Germany naturally do not share this opinion.

The aim of the project is to improve the skills and competences of European SMEs in the field of transnational technology transfer and to accelerate the responsiveness of public and private stakeholders to the skills needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

In recent years, various interest groups have been established to propose guidelines for the design and verification of systems that can withstand hacker attacks and manipulation attempts.

As a signatory of the NRW art and cultural institutions, their interest groups and independent artists and cultural professionals, we counter these tendencies with the Declaration of the Many!

The NSC Newsletter link is sent out quarterly to over 70,000 people, targeting all NSC project partners and relevant stakeholder groups across the globe, including researchers, industrialists, policy-makers, regulatory and standardisation bodies, SMEs and NGOs, and the wider general public.