Translation of "Vorteile versprechen" in English

American citizens, and in fact, anyone that they can if they perceive an advantage.

Experts rate it as one of the most effective cardio training methods that promise long term benefits.

The blueberg network regards the following advantages as a promise towards his upcoming partners:

You don’t receive any benefit.

The Frauenthal Group must enjoin its employees not to seek any such benefits.

I should like to ask a specific question: how do you rate the plans already under way to decontaminate the Mediterranean and for energy transfer, how do they fit in with maritime policy and what added value do you expect the new policy plans and programmes which you mentioned to have?

Staff members shall neither offer nor promise any favour, gift, remuneration or any other personal benefit to another staff member or to any third party with a view to causing him or her to perform, fail to perform or delay the performance of any official act.

The ESC recognizes that, within the shipbuilding sector, the more successful EU yards will be likely to specialize in those vessels where expertise and skill inputs give some comparative advantage.

He is also pleased to note that the law recently adopted in Belgium on the information and protection of consumers outlaws the promising of advantages for commercial purposes and gives the potential buyer a "cooling-off period".

This recommendation is broadly in line with the majority of opinions expressed by the Member States and stakeholders that responded to the Commission’s request for position papers, who were in favour of these options owing to the possibility of (relatively) rapid implementation, the simplification of procedures, the estimated benefits and the maintenance of the present division of tasks between the different actors.

Harmonisation must therefore be concentrated on the sub-systems and interoperability constituents where it will give substantial benefits in the medium term, but not load the railways with a financial burden that would frustrate their efforts to raise competitiveness.

Demonstration projects" - projects designed to prove the viability of new technologies offering potential economic advantage but which cannot be commercialised directly (financial participation: 35% of total eligible costs"' '")

These decisions to withdraw sometimes require protracted negotiation to convince beneficiary countries which do not wish to abandon projects because of the financial advantage which they — wrongly — expect to derive from them.

Moreover, forecasts for the year to come are highly positive, particularly for B2B, which will considerably benefit the businesses in the sector.

How do enterprises themselves view the CIS, and what practical benefits do they hope to gain from it?

In Gujarat certain political groups instigate Hindus and Muslims to fight to obtain political advantages".

Specifically, this means that Deutsche Telekom employees may not offer, promise or grant benefits to any public officials in their local country or abroad, nor to any decision-makers operating in the private sector in their local country or abroad, in order to achieve preferential treatment or a favorable decision for Deutsche Telekom.

Any thoughts of reform should begin with the realisation that economic relations with up-and-coming emerging economies and developing countries in particular promise the greatest economic benefits.

The company undertakes not to promise, propose or offer Genève Aéroport staff members or their relatives, directly or indirectly, any benefits considered or that could be considered as an illegal or corrupt practice.

Sadly, this is often what some candidates do in an election in the West because they wants to gain for themselves some advantage or some position of power.

An education export organisation called Future Learning Finland has sprung up to facilitate transfer of knowledge to countries that see potential benefits in various Finnish practices and would like to localise them.