Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Applications to conclude contracts submitted during this period shall not be accepted.
• 2. Producers may conclude contracts only for products:
• Processors of tomatoes, peaches and pears must be approved before they may conclude contracts.
• 20 per year.
• Most service providers in a competitive environment will conclude contracts with their customers for reasons of commercial desirability.
• The Agency shall have the capacity to conclude contracts with private or public entities or organisations.
• As a result the business managers of universities will not permit institute directors to conclude contracts with the Commission when they involve such risks.
• The number of supply opportunities, such as tenders for the supply of (part of) the requirements of European utilities, or the opportunity to conclude contract extensions, is equally somewhat limited, in the range of 10

• The Director
• And the few negative effects it might have at the margin just need to be corrected by using optional mechanisms, voluntary codes of conduct, hypothetical confidence contracts.
• The code of conduct applies only to contracts which are exempted from the Community rules on the basis of Article 296, while the future directive will apply to contracts which are not exempted from Community rules.
• Unfair practices are also tackled at national level through codes of conduct, contract law or small and medium size enterprise policy.
• has to conduct a Europe
• Can the Commission clarify what it understands to be the political responsibility of the Commissioners with regard to the recommendations of the Committee of Independent Experts and the code of conduct for contracts signed in 1999?
• wide contract award procedure.
• 1. Reinsurance undertakings which by 10 December 2007 have ceased to conduct new reinsurance contracts and exclusively administer their existing portfolio in order to terminate their activity shall not be subject to this Directive.