Traduction de «Assertion contenue dans l'état des résultats » (Français → Anglais) :

3. The Committee referred to in paragraph 1 shall confirm that the financial statements, as well as any other financial information contained in the annual accounts drawn up by the Board of Directors, give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Bank in respect of its assets and liabilities, and of the results of its operations and its cash flows for the financial year under review.

The contents of the future block exemption Regulation depends in particular on the results of the public consultations initiated by the State Aid Action Plan and by the Commission consultation document on State aid and Innovation .

New prospects: - In its judgments of 20 November 1991 (Francovich and Bonifaci), the Court of Justice held that individuals are entitled to demand that the Member State make good damage which they sustained as a result of the Member State's failure to transpose a Directive and laid down the following conditions for its application: the result to be achieved by the Directive must include the conferment of rights on individuals, these rights must be identifiable on the basis of the Directive and there must be a causal link between the i ...[+++]nfringement of the Member State's obligation and the damage sustained; - the new Article 171 of the Treaty laid down in the Treaty on European Union will allow the Court, once the Treaty has entered into force, to impose a lump sum or penalty payment on a Member State which fails to comply with a judgment of the Court of Justice.

There are two possible explanations: - In its judgments of 20 November 1991 (Francovich and Bonifaci), the Court of Justice held that individuals are entitled to demand that the Member State make good damage which they sustained as a result of the Member State's failure to transpose a Directive and laid down the following conditions for its application: the result to be achieved by the Directive must include the conferment of rights on individuals, these rights must be identifiable on the basis of the Directive and there must be a cau ...[+++]sal link between the infringement of the Member State's obligation and the damage sustained; - the new Article 171 of the Treaty laid down in the Treaty on European Union will allow the Court, once the Treaty has entered into force, to impose a lump sum or penalty payment on a Member State which fails to comply with a judgment of the Court of Justice.

Such initiatives may be encouraged by the appropriate application of existing Community instruments and their efficient and coordinated use; 4. pursue those initiatives which contribute to the promotion of the content industry and the new information services, taking into account their implications for industry in general; 5. continue examining the various pilot projects and other experiments under way at European level and in the Member States relating to the development of the information society, and encourage the dissemination of their results and the best practices ...[+++]; 6. take account, in current and future RD framework programmes, of priorities which are consistent with the results of the abovementioned analyses and which promote the development of industry to the greatest extent; 7. consider, as part of the above policy, the potential offered by joint action at Union and Member State level, intended to encourage in particular: - closer cooperation between European enterprises, especially in the case of SMEs; - increased work on standardization to facilitate the rapid introduction of new services and access to and exchange of information; 8. continue the analysis of the obstacles and the legal and regulatory implications linked with the development of an open, competitive environment; 9. submit to the Council during 1996 a communication containing the actions which must be envisaged at Union level for the creation of a competitive industrial area capable of responding to the challenges and expectations arising from the information society, and inform the Council periodically of the follow-up to initiatives related specifically to the industrial aspects of the information society".

2. They recalled the Luxembourg Declaration of 9 April 1984, the Joint Declaration of 2 February 1988 as well as the Declaration of the European Council of 3 December 1988 that the Community wishes to strengthen and expand relations with the EFTA countries. 3. Recalling the Declaration of the Heads of Government of the EFTA States adopted in Oslo on 15 March 1989 and the outcome of the Informal Ministerial Meeting between the European Community and its Member States and the EFTA countries in Brussels on 20 March 1989, Ministers of the EFTA countries and Mr. Christophersen welcomed the agreement reached at the meeting of the High-Level Steering Group in Brussels on 28 April 1989, to undertake a comprehensive examination of the possible ...[+++]scope and content of an expanded and more structured partnership between the EC and the EFTA countries, based on the fullest possible realisation of free movement of goods, services, capital and persons as well as on closer cooperation in areas going beyond the EC Internal Market Programme. 4. They expressed their hope that the ongoing talks would provide a good basis for the Ministerial Meeting between the EC and its Member States and the Members States of EFTA scheduled for the autumn 1989 which would thus be in a position to mark a joint political commitment to a qualitatively new phase in EFTA-EC relations leading to a more structured partnership.