Translation of "eye-related " (English → French) :

5. Acknowledges the economic and other related political reforms, namely in the tax system, the system of fiscal federalism, public administration and regulation of the financial system that have been implemented in Russia during recent years; is nonetheless convinced that further structural reforms, namely in health care, education, the gas sector, the banking system and more generally in the area of the enforcement of the rule of law, are necessary, and calls on the Russian Federation to pursue its reforms, which will be beneficial both to Russians and to Europeans alike and will make it possible to enhance the Russian Federation's at ...[+++]tractiveness in the eyes of international and, in particular, European investors, thus having a considerable impact on economic growth while at the same time allowing the Russian Federation to benefit from foreign know-how; stresses that any further legislative reform must be carried out in accordance with international standards;

In compliance with the related decisions of the Administrative Commission for Social Security for Migrant Workers, the European health insurance card provides a minimum set of "eye-readable" data to be used in a Member State other than the Member State of insurance or residence for:

In compliance with the related decisions of the Administrative Commission for Social Security for Migrant Workers, the European health insurance card provides a minimum set of "eye-readable" data to be used in a Member State other than the Member State of insurance or residence for:

- Relations with ILO: the exchange of letters between the Commission and the ILO of 14 May 2001 revamps and updates the topics for cooperation with an eye to the two institutions' current developments and priorities, in particular the social dimension of globalisation and the promotion of fundamental social rights, employment promotion, social dialogue, enlargement, social protection and development cooperation.

- Relations with ILO: the exchange of letters between the Commission and the ILO of 14 May 2001 revamps and updates the topics for cooperation with an eye to the two institutions' current developments and priorities, in particular the social dimension of globalisation and the promotion of fundamental social rights, employment promotion, social dialogue, enlargement, social protection and development cooperation.

Unless our principles are reinforced in this way, unless the Union provides itself with an ethical pillar which gives it credibility in the eyes of the general public – a pillar which, in fact can also serve as a model and a point of reference for its external relations – we run the risk of being derailed as a result of extending our policies and watering down our values.