marché d'exploitation en régie intéressée
English translation: operating agreement with management involvement or participation
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peer agreement (net): +1| marché d'exploitation en régie intéressée operating agreement with management involvement or participation Explanation: More context would be helpful. Can you give a bit more detail about what kinds of companies the contract is between? What the management arrangement is between them as regards the contract? |
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| marché d'exploitation en régie intéressée delegated profit-sharing management agreement Explanation: http://www.oieau.fr/anglais/gest_eau/part_d.htm http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_du_service_public_françai... |
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| marché d'exploitation en régie intéressée not for grading Explanation: marché = contract exploitation en régie intéressée = delegated operation voir pour explication des différents types de contrat dans le domaines des services publics: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/makowski/Marches-publics/Definitions... http://www.inventaires.fr/rubriques/fiches/fi_14.htm |
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| marché d'exploitation en régie intéressée operations market with a public corporation Explanation: régie intéressée - I think means here a public corporation, which would make sense when you are talking about distributing energy (see GDT for that one) it could be exploitation rather than operations, but it has a slant to it (as exploiting people rather than resources) it depends on the rest of your context, of course |
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