Übersetzung für "Contract resources" in Deutsch

In this case the economic operator must prove to the contracting entity that for the performance of the contract those resources will be available to it, for example by delivering an undertaking by those entities to make the necessary resources available to the economic operator.

Unlike a contract which provides remuneration for a result and for which the price or arrangements for determining the price is fixed initially in the contractual documents, a cost-reimbursement contract remunerates the resources used and not a finished product or service.

With dynamic target expansion, your system evaluates available agents, service levels and other factors in real-time to expand and contract targeted resources and meet defined business objectives.

The support of developing countries with regard to complex resource contracts will further be strengthened.

These useful services include inter alia a project management, supply management, contract management or resource planning.

In order to achieve this, growth will have to be accompanied by improved financial regulation, guaranteed labour rights,37 improved capacity for ensuring compliance with regulations (laws and contracts) and more resources for efficient investment (for example, by improving access to credit for SMEs and disadvantaged sectors).

In order to achieve this, growth will have to be accompanied by improved financial regulation, guaranteed labour rights38, improved capacity for ensuring compliance with regulations (laws and contracts) and more resources for efficient investment (for example, by improving access to credit for SMEs and disadvantaged sectors).

With regard to the proposed new construction directive designed to force public authorities to tender more openly for construction contracts, what resources does it propose to commit to ensure compliance?

It was a logical step on for the business to roll out the powerful and customisable capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, beyond Sales & Marketing, to service-related departments and their staff, including in contract management, dispatching, resource planning and field service.

On behalf of BMZ, the Extractives and Development sector programme presented a multi-country and multi-regional baseline study on experience gained with handling resource contracts under the title Natural Resource Contracts as a Tool for Managing the Mining Sector, in which it made recommendations on how to adapt the design of the CONNEX Initiative in future under the German presidency of the G7.

Both the content of resource contracts and the way in which they are negotiated set out the framework for transparency in the extractive industries.

A code of conduct for the provision of advice on resource contracts was also adopted, and a series of pilot projects was launched on the assignment of experts in the field in resource-rich developing countries.

As a prerequisite for this, it is essential that contracts governing resource extraction are fair, maximising the contributions made by companies to national development while at the same time creating attractive conditions for investment.

Also, a Code of Conduct for the provision of advice on resource contracts was adopted, and a series of pilot projects was launched on the assignment of experts in the field in resource-rich developing countries.