Translation of "External access opening " (English → French) :

open access stack [ open access | open stack | open access shelves | open shelves ]

open access | open-shelves | open stack

canopy external manual drive receptacle | canopy external manual opening receptacle

access panel [ utility space | access opening ]

open for accession [ open for adherence ]

public access catalog | public access online catalog | online public access catalog | OPAC | open access catalogue | on-line public access catalogue

31. Takes the view that the External Aviation Policy should fully respect the principle of reciprocity, including market access, openness and fair competition, with a level playing field, and should have two main objectives: to benefit consumers and businesses, and to support Union airlines and airports in their efforts to preserve their position as world leaders;

The Committee acknowledges that there are areas where open external access to research data can have advantages, such as meteorological data, gene pools, demographic data and other clearly defined and statistically meaningful data (although here, too, ‘data’ itself needs to be defined).

29. Attaches importance to the in-depth review on security policy announced by the Bureau and, in this regard, recalls its attachment to a prudent use of resources and, particularly, a cost-effective balance between internal staff and external agents; asks the Bureau to carefully examine the operational and financial implications of a new strategy, aiming to strike a good balance in the proposals to be made between security concerns on the one hand and accessibility and openness on the other hand; stresses that Parliament should remain as much as possible an open and accessible institution; for this reason wishes to receive more infor ...[+++]mation from the administration concerning the so-called ‘Wiertz project’ in order to assess its implications relating to the accessibility of Parliament for the public;

29. Attaches importance to the in-depth review on security policy announced by the Bureau and, in this regard, recalls its attachment to a prudent use of resources and, particularly, a cost-effective balance between internal staff and external agents; asks the Bureau to carefully examine the operational and financial implications of a new strategy, aiming to strike a good balance in the proposals to be made between security concerns on the one hand and accessibility and openness on the other hand; stresses that Parliament should remain as much as possible an open and accessible institution; for this reason wishes to receive more infor ...[+++]mation from the administration concerning the so-called "Wiertz project" in order to assess its implications relating to the accessibility of Parliament for the public;