Vertaling van "market should " (Duits → Nederlands) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Fachlehrer/in für Wirtschaft und Marketing | Marketing-AusbilderIn | InstruktorIn für Verkauf und Marketing | Lehrkraft für Wirtschaft und Marketing
docente verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs | vakdocente verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs | leerkracht verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs | vakdocent verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs

Cause Marketing | zweckgebundenes Marketing
cause marketing | cause-related marketing

Jury aus Marketing-Fachleuten
jury van marketingdeskundigen

Europäische Gesellschaft für Meinungs- und Marketing-Forschung | ESOMAR [Abbr.]
ESOMAR [Abbr.]

Absatzfachfrau | Marketer | Marketer/Marketerin | Vermarkter/in
marketingman | marketeer | marketer

Dynamic Trade | Kundenorientiertes Marketing
Dynamic trade

Produkteinführungszeit | Time-to-Market
time-to-market (TTM)

Marketing-Anzeige
publicitaire mededeling

Marketing-Grundlagen vermitteln
marketingprincipes onderwijzen | marketingprincipes aanleren | marketingprincipes doceren

Marketing
marketing

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

Analyse von Professor Damien P. McLoughlin, „Brand building: why and how small brands should invest in marketing“ (Markenaufbau: warum und wie kleine Marken in Marketing investieren sollten), erstellt für Ryanair, 10. April 2013
Analyse van professor Damien P. McLoughlin — Consolidatie van een merk: waarom en hoe kleine merken moeten investeren in marketing, opgesteld ten behoeve van Ryanair, 10 april 2013

Analyse von Professor Damien P. McLoughlin — Brand building: why and how small brands should invest in marketing [Markenbildung: warum und wie kleine Marken in Marketing investieren sollten], erstellt im Auftrag von Ryanair, 10. April 2013
Analyse van professor Damien P. McLoughlin — Merkbekendheid: waarom kleine merken moeten investeren in marketing en op welke manier, in opdracht van Ryanair, 10 april 2013

* Implementation of additional legislative provision in order to ensure open access for rolling stock would be unnecessary: the market should be allowed to adapt, and existing competition regulation should act to prevent conduct abuses within this changing market environment.
* Implementation of additional legislative provision in order to ensure open access for rolling stock would be unnecessary: the market should be allowed to adapt, and existing competition regulation should act to prevent conduct abuses within this changing market environment.

Wie Kommissar McCreevy im Rahmen des European Policy Forum am 24. Januar so treffend sagte, ich zitiere: „We should remember that the internal market programme is by far the greatest deregulatory exercise in recent history”.
Mag ik in dit verband wijzen op een zeer ter zake doende opmerking die commissaris McCreevy op 24 januari in het kader van het European Policy Forum heeft gemaakt, waarbij hij heeft benadrukt dat het internemarktprogramma “veruit de grootste dereguleringsoperatie uit de recente geschiedenis” is.

Daher bitte ich, diesen Teil so zu ändern, wie wir ihn schon beschlossen haben. Der mündliche Änderungsantrag würde lauten: Considers that the Commission should not only take account of the market situation in applying the provisions of competition law to the liberal professions, but must also bear in mind the social aspects and tasks in the public interest.
Derhalve verzoek ik deze passage zo te veranderen als wij hem hebben aangenomen. Het mondelinge amendement luidt als volgt: Considers that the Commission should not only take account of the market situation in applying the provisions of competition law to the liberal professions, but must also bear in mind the social aspects and tasks in the public interest.

The Council Regulation on the organisation of a labour force sample survey in the Community, and the harmonisation work done by Eurostat and national statistical offices, should allow a better view of labour market developments on a quarterly basis.
The Council Regulation on the organisation of a labour force sample survey in the Community, and the harmonisation work done by Eurostat and national statistical offices, should allow a better view of labour market developments on a quarterly basis.