Traduction de «Admettre à titre temporaire » (Français → Anglais) :

In so far as Regulation No 562/2006 excludes all possibility of entry into the territory of the Member States for third-party nationals who hold only a temporary residence permit issued pending examination of a first application for a residence permit or an application for asylum, contrary to what was allowed under the Convention of 19 June 1990 implementing the Schengen Agreement, in the version prior to its amendment by that regulation, did the principles of legal certainty and protection of legitimate expectations require that transitional measures should be laid down in respect of third-country nationals who left the territory of tho ...[+++]se States when they were holders of only a temporary residence permit issued pending examination of a first application for a residence permit or an application for asylum, and wish to return there after the entry into force of Regulation No 562/2006?

‘temporary work agency’ means any natural or legal person who, in compliance with national law, concludes contracts of employment or employment relationships with temporary agency workers in order to assign them to user undertakings to work there temporarily under their supervision and direction;

These specific cases belong to two categories: the provisions apply either permanently (case ‘P’), or temporarily (case ‘T’). In temporary cases, it is recommended that the Member States concerned should conform with the relevant subsystem either by 2010 (case ‘T1’), an objective set out in Decision No 1692/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 1996 on Community guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network, or by 2020 (case ‘T2’).

Perhaps we want to allow people in from that category on a three-year temporary basis, renewable after three years provided they can show some self-sufficiency or have met some criteria.

In those circumstances, to require the Community Courts directly to ensure the conformity of Community law with the WTO rules would deprive the legislative or executive bodies of the Community of the possibility afforded by the WTO rules concerning the settlement of disputes of reaching a negotiated settlement, even on a temporary basis.

The undertakings covered by the Directive must fall within one of the following three categories: 1) main contractor or sub-contractors which, in the course of carrying out a contract for services, post a worker to carry out temporary work in the territory of a Member State on behalf of and under the direction of that undertaking (the "Rush Portuguesa" case); 2) temporary employment businesses which place a worker with a user undertaking operating in a Member State to carry out temporary work in as far as there is an employment relat ...[+++]ionship between the temporary employment business and the worker (the "Seco" case); 3) undertakings which place a worker with one of their establishments or with another undertaking, whether an associated undertaking or not, established in another Member State to carry out temporary work (intra-firm or intra-group mobility).