Traduction de «Système de recherche de dividendes non réclamés » (Français → Anglais) :

(iii) remit any unclaimed dividends and undistributed funds to the Superintendent,

19. Calls on the Member States to improve the quality of education and professional training for people with disabilities and/or special educational needs (SEN), as well as reducing their high dropout rates, and to respect the principles of inclusive education, with an emphasis on these pupils’ active participation, and to improve their integration in society and in the general education system where possible; calls for the immediate improvement of teacher training to this end and the integration of a gender perspective into such training, as well as in the identification of learning difficulties, including the development of gender-sen ...[+++]sitive screening tools and of specific gender-mainstreamed education programmes in order to provide the women and girls concerned with better opportunities when seeking employment and to empower them to overcome multiple discrimination;

8. Calls for the development of a Common Strategic Framework for Research and Innovation that focuses on the transition to a resource efficient society, improving the multidisciplinary approach, increased participation of smaller players and more open systems of innovation;

many low-income countries are lagging behind in their pursuit of the health-related MDGs; most need help in preparing for health emergencies such as a flu pandemic; there is insufficient attention given to diseases for which there is no access to drugs or little drug research; the desperate shortage of medical personnel, notably in sub-Saharan Africa - part of which is due to the brain drain -, is a major problem which calls both for a systems-approach to health and development, whereby the strengthening of health-systems and healt ...[+++]h research would be given the highest priority, and for increased support being provided to the health sector and the highest priority being given to health outcomes in the PRSPs;

- many low-income countries are lagging behind in their pursuit of the health-related MDGs; most need help in preparing for health emergencies such as a flu pandemic; there is insufficient attention given to diseases for which there is no access to drugs or little drug research; the desperate shortage of medical personnel, notably in sub-Saharan Africa - part of which is due to brain drain -, is a major problem which calls both for a systems-approach to health and development, whereby the strengthening of health-systems and health ...[+++]research would be given the highest priority, and for increased support being provided to the health sector and the highest priority being given to health outcomes in the PRSPs;

10. Calls for a new strategy to improve the quality of employment by investing in health and safety at work, equal opportunities and qualifications, measures to combat illiteracy and to provide a guarantee of training and retraining for young people, in order to provide for a sustainable working life which allows for choice and diversity and permits switching between training and employment; regrets that according to the respective structural indicators little progress has been made to turn lifelong learning into a daily reality; insists that employees should be given the right to vocational training and life-long learning; states that education systems must beco ...[+++]me more responsive to the needs of people and the labour markets and therefore calls for more investment and joint actions to improve decisively the knowledge base (especially in the fields of training, lifelong learning, education, innovation and research); primary schools throughout Europe must be supplied with computers and Internet access as quickly as possible; calls for investment in the quality of training to be given priority and for early and targeted measures to train up workers in the IT field;