Traduction de «Offense » (Anglais → Français) :

8. Recognises that Vietnam has offensive interests in the liberalisation of Mode 4 in the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and the conclusion of Mutual Recognition Agreements recognising the professional qualifications of nationals of Vietnam and of the EU, and that the EU has offensive interests in the liberalisation of market access and national treatment under Mode 1, 2 and 3 in most services; is of the view that addressing the EU’s offensive interests is an imperative to permit, under Mode 4, temporary stays of necessary skilled professionals, and facilitate distinguishing such stays from national policies on foreign wo ...[+++]rkers in each party’s labour markets;

9. Recognises that Vietnam has offensive interests in the liberalisation of Mode 4 in the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and the conclusion of Mutual Recognition Agreements recognising the professional qualifications of nationals of Vietnam and of the EU, and that the EU has offensive interests in the liberalisation of market access and national treatment under Mode 1, 2 and 3 in most services; is of the view that addressing the EU’s offensive interests is an imperative to permit, under Mode 4, temporary stays of necessary skilled professionals, and facilitate distinguishing such stays from national policies on foreign wo ...[+++]rkers in each party’s labour markets;

D. whereas this offensive is the first major military operation that Israel has launched since the 2008-09 attack on Gaza and the 2011 Arab uprisings; whereas Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has announced that Israel is ready to expand the conflict and send ground troops into Gaza if efforts to secure a ceasefire fail, authorising the mobilisation of up to 75 000 army reservists; whereas the current offensive could escalate into a wider regional conflict; whereas Israeli troops are massed along the border, raising fears of a ground offensive;

These comments are sexist; they are offensive to senators; they are offensive to the citizens of Newfoundland and Labrador; and they are offensive to Canadians.

But our message should be very clear. We are quite prepared to make meaningful trade concessions for products of “offensive” interest to Mercosur. We are also ready to be flexible over the scale of the “first step” of our offer on quotas for sensitive products or in the volumes allocated under the quotas. But this is conditional on a concomitant move from Mercosur in areas where we have our own offensive interests and where we also expect improvements – from PGIs to wine, cereals or canned peaches, to name just a few points in the area of agriculture.

Loyola de Palacio promotes big international offensive in maritime safety