Translation of "Rock that stays in play " (English → French) :

The petitioners call upon Parliament to adopt the following policy goals in the spirit of global solidarity: that the government take collective action by signing and implementing a binding international agreement replacing the Kyoto protocol, an agreement that will commit nations to reduce carbon emissions; that fair and clear targets be set to ensure that global average temperatures stay below a 2°C increase from pre-industrial levels; that the government demonstrate national responsibility by committing to national carbon emission targets and a national renewable energy policy designed to achieve sustainability; that it implement c ...[+++]limate justice by playing a constructive role in the design of the green climate fund under United Nations governance; and that it contribute public funds to assist the poorest and most affected countries to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change.

So I think I can say broadly, absolutely, sir, that the railway industry sees Atlantic Canada as a strategic place to stay in play.

33. Stresses the fundamental role played by education in promoting responsible tourism; calls on the Commission to ensure that its programmes after 2006 focus even more on educational exchange, apprenticeship and volunteer programmes to make young people aware of the local cultures and heritage of regions in which they are to be holidaying or staying, so as to encourage civic tourism, which respects local people and their communities; recommends that the Commission also encourage the process of acquisition and t ...[+++]ransfer of knowledge and innovations between tourist undertakings;

Of course over the hundreds of years since that time, parliaments more and more have played the role of being a check on the expenditures of government, but the only way that can happen is if there is transparency and if the government ensures that the money it brings in through taxation and various levies actually stays within the parameters of parliament, where parliament can actually scrutinize what is going on.

According to the Commission, does all of this not constitute clear discrimination within a Member State, and moreover, does it not force the inhabitants who would like to play in central and southern regions to go to other Member States – there are hundreds of gaming houses in Europe – rather than staying and playing in Northern Italy, which does not hold great appeal?

First of all, the resolution should state that the people are paying a high price for the folly of their governments, since the latest uprising was caused by General Sharon’s stroll – which was for purely electoral purposes – in the gardens of Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. It should state that we are increasingly finding out what a fraudster Mr Arafat is; a fraudster who is playing a double game, a warlord who encourages, organis ...[+++]es and pays the terrorists while pretending to condemn them;