Übersetzung für "nom de pays ou de région " (Französisch → Englisch) :

85. Believes that the EU should adopt a comprehensive approach to security and stability concerns in the Sahel region; insists that terrorism and transnational organised crime (drug, arms, cigarette and human smuggling) pose serious threats not only to the countries of the region but also directly to the European Union; deems it necessary for the EU to help the countries of the region develop policies and instruments to tackle these growing security threats by employing all relevant EU instruments to resolve persisting conflicts such as the Western Sahara conflict and to promote democratic reforms in all the countries of the region, er ...[+++]adicate poverty, guarantee sustainable development, address climate change concerns in the region, manage South-South and South-North migratory flows and ensure democracy and the rule of law, human rights, institution-building (notably for the security sector) and the fight against organised crime; believes that a process of consensus-building amongst the countries of the region, in cooperation with, and with the progressive ownership of, the AU, should also be put in place;

85. Believes that the EU should adopt a comprehensive approach to security and stability concerns in the Sahel region; insists that terrorism and transnational organised crime (drug, arms, cigarette and human smuggling) pose serious threats not only to the countries of the region but also directly to the European Union; deems it necessary for the EU to help the countries of the region develop policies and instruments to tackle these growing security threats by employing all relevant EU instruments to resolve persisting conflicts such as the Western Sahara conflict and to promote democratic reforms in all the countries of the region, er ...[+++]adicate poverty, guarantee sustainable development, address climate change concerns in the region, manage South-South and South-North migratory flows and ensure democracy and the rule of law, human rights, institution-building (notably for the security sector) and the fight against organised crime; believes that a process of consensus-building amongst the countries of the region, in cooperation with, and with the progressive ownership of, the AU, should also be put in place;

5. Points out that the success achieved by certain sports clubs in international competitions is important for the development of certain regions and countries, either directly in the form of exports and product licences or indirectly through the renown such clubs may bring to their country or region as cultural ambassadors; supports the measures adopted by countries or regions to safeguard or enhance the competitiveness of their most prestigious clubs, provided that the same basic rules apply to all and the measures comply with Comm ...[+++]unity law; stresses, too, that the positive development of popular and recreational sports is crucial for the social and economic development of a region, particularly to make the region attractive to young people and to keep young people in the region; supports the involvement of the most prestigious sports clubs in popular and recreational sports; stresses that this involvement is in the public interest;

It includes the name of the pharmaceutical product that is to be manufactured and sold for export under an authorization; the prescribed information in respect of the version of the product to be manufactured for export, which is there to pick up things such as the size, shape, and colour, as well as other distinguishing attributes; the maximum quantity of the product, which will be taken from the WTO website; the name of the patentee or patentees and the number of the patented invention as recorded in the Patent Office; the name of the importing jurisdiction; the name of the purchaser if it's not the importing jurisdiction itself; ...[+++] and any other information that may be prescribed, which is a safety valve in case something else is needed.

1. Welcomes the Commission's initiative concerning a single Community action for regions bordering candidate countries; regards the total appropriations proposed by the Commission for the border regions of the EU and of the candidate countries as insufficient; calls on the Commission to examine in detail ways of increasing these appropriations; points out that in particular the conurbations in the border regions will require a far greater share of compensating adjustments and restructuring during the integration of the applicant co ...[+++]untries;

11. Recognises that the tendency towards nominal convergence at national level is not yet accompanied by real convergence at regional level in all sectors; points out that differences increasingly obtain between the regions and that the differences between the poorest and richest regions are still very pronounced; notes with concern that the rise in unemployment has affected the regions to widely differing degrees; stresses the disturbing fact that unemployment in the 25 regions most affected stands at an average of 23.7%, while in the 25 least affected it is only 4%; notes the existence of a correlation between unemploymen ...[+++]t and low income per capita levels, and that unemployment should no longer be considered linked to restructuring processes in the industrialised countries; calls for greater account to be taken of conditions in individual regions, including long distances, low population density and harsh climate, and, especially, the causes of unemployment; calls for the dimension of territorial cohesion in its national, interregional and crossborder aspects to be included in future in the triennial reports on economic and social cohesion;