Electronic mail (e-mail)

electronic mail:

h) Electronic mail

c. Electronic mail

h. Electronic mail

- e-mail:

In this regard, the competent authorities shall exchange addresses and data on telecommunication links (telephone, fax and electronic mail) and points of contact.

mailings by post and other printed messages, catalogues, telephone calls, advertising via order forms in printed media, television sales, facsimile transmissions, electronic mail and through the world-wide web or the Internet.

Electronic communications and postal services

(1) Customs authorities shall transmit to an international organization or to the national guaranteeing associations, if possible via central or regional offices, by the fastest available means of communication (fax, electronic mail, etc.) and if possible on a daily basis, at least the following information in a standard format in respect of all TIR Carnets presented at Customs offices of destination, as defined in Article 1 (l) of the Convention:

developing tariff policy and marketing principles for electronic communications and postal services;

establishing policies and guidelines for the development of the electronic communications sector and postal services;

enhancing training in the field of electronic communications and postal services for operations in market conditions.

encouraging the development of projects for electronic communications and postal services and attracting investment;

developing an appropriate regulatory basis for the provision of electronic communications and postal services and for the use of the radio frequency spectrum;

enhancing the efficiency and quality of electronic communications and postal services, inter alia through liberalisation of activities in sub-sectors;

Announcements and readmission or transit applications as well as responses shall be sent by the competent authorities in writing by fax, regular post or e-mail.

In particular the Agency's Electronic Mail Invitation Tender System (EMITS) shall be made available to registered firms in Republic of Slovenia on the following conditions:

(3) Announcements and readmission or transit applications as well as responses shall be sent by the competent authorities in writing by fax, regular post or e-mail.

(1) An enterprise may use a call system without the mediation of an individual, facsimile transmission machine or electronic mail only by prior consent from the consumer to whom a message is addressed.

Prior to submitting a written order, the ordering Party should initially contact the supplying Party's POC by telephone, fax, or e-mail to ascertain availability and price for required materiel or services.

Requests for consultations with the Council made by another institution or a Member State concerning an application for a Council document shall be sent via e-mail to access@consilium.eu.int or by fax to (32-2) 285 6361.

Applications for access to a document shall be addressed in writing to the Secretary-General of the Council/High Representative, rue de la Loi/Wetstraat 175, B-1048 Brussels, by e-mail to access@consilium.eu.int or by fax to (32-2) 285 6361.

e. name of the point of contact, possibly with business telephone numbers, fax numbers and e-mail address of the establishment/facility to be visited, information about previous contacts and any other information justifying the visit or visits.

The third party shall be consulted in writing (including by e-mail) and be given a reasonable time limit for its reply, taking into account the time limit laid down in Article 7 of Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001. In the cases referred to in paragraph 1, the third party shall be asked to give its opinion in writing.

A copy of the proposal for the entry of the contract in the land register with confirmation of reception from the competent court or with confirmation of the dispatch of the application by registered post, by telegram or in an electronic transaction shall be deemed to be proof of the lodging of a proposal for the entry of the contract in the land register specified in the previous paragraph.

3 Each Party may, in urgent circumstances, make requests for mutual assistance or communications related thereto by expedited means of communication, including fax or e-mail, to the extent that such means provide appropriate levels of security and authentication (including the use of encryption, where necessary), with formal confirmation to follow, where required by the requested Party.

The Organisation shall enjoy, for its official communications, treatment not less favourable than that accorded by the Republic of Slovenia to any international organisation or foreign government, including its diplomatic mission, in the matter of priorities, rates and taxes on mails, cables, telegrams, radiograms, telephotos, telefaxes, telephone, electronic communications and other communications and press rates for information to the press and radio.

To this end the cooperation will concentrate, in particular, on economic and social development, human resources development, support for enterprises (including privatisation, investment and development of financial services), agriculture and food (including food security), energy (including hydro-electricity), water management and civil nuclear safety, health and the fight against poverty, transport, postal services, electronic communications, tourism, environmental protection, cross-border activities and regional cooperation.

Means of receipt available: post, telephone, fax, e-mail.

Readers' letters, mail-boxes, open telephone lines, and in the information era also e-mail options; these enable instant response to the objections of readers, listeners and viewers.

224-41 43 10) or e-mail (cnsp94_gn@yahoo.fr).

electronic mail with a request for acknowledgement of receipt.

<>how long have you been using e-mail?

The Schengen States agree that the police forces and judicial authorities may transmit requests for authorisation and the documents resulting from dealing with such requests by any means that allow swift transmission, provided the transmission provides a written trace of the document's author, (for example telefax, e-mail).

NCBs are reminded, via e-mail, to resolve discrepancies urgently.

As far as is possible, the data should be transmitted in an electronic format (for example as an e-mail attachment).

Voice telephony and electronic mail conveyance services are covered by this Directive.

Provide a contact person (with telephone number, postal and e-mail-address) from which supplementary explanations can be obtained.

The review claim shall be sent to the contracting entity through registered mail, telefax or electronically.

NCBs should also use e-mail(2) to send back the completed reports to the ECB,

addressed to that authority by telex, fax or electronic mail where the authority accepts such forms of communication.

One may access the Director's email address via the site's email link.

The decision shall be notified to the Registry and the complainant by registered post or other equivalent electronic means.

Every three years, the Member States shall send the Commission by electronic mail the list of approved charitable organisations referred to in paragraph 1.

Where a document is sent by telex, by fax or by electronic mail, it shall be presumed that it has been received by the addressee on the day on which it was sent.

Any such requirement, together with the time limit for sending confirmation by post or electronic means, must be stated by the contracting authority in the contract notice.

Member States shall electronically send the Commission a list of all vessels authorised by them to provide or transfer bluefin tuna for fattening.

if the Cebamail system is not available for transmitting the MFI sector reports, the ECB will send these (in Excel format) via e-mail.

On the basis of the declaration submitted under paragraphs 1 and 3 Member States shall electronically notify to the Commission by 1 August each year: