Traduction de «Clause d'assurance sur deux têtes jointes » (Français → Anglais) :

where the legal formulation of those rights is concerned, the parties should refer, in particular, to their international obligations and undertakings which have already been ratified, and it must be made clear that the parties are required to comply with the norms which constitute an 'essential element' of the agreement; in particular, the parties should undertake to promote those fundamental rights set out in the UN Declaration on Human Rights of 1948, the two International Covenants on Civil and Political Rights and on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and the internationally recognised UN covenants and legal norms of the "jus cogens"; points out that, ...[+++] in its relations with third countries and in the context of promoting democratic principles and human rights through the human rights and democracy clause, the European Union is called upon to pay special attention to implementing policies for gender equality and women's rights, whilst satisfying itself that the third-country authorities uphold the fundamental rights not to be arbitrarily arrested, tortured or executed and that their citizens have access to an impartial court of law as a priority; points out that, in accordance with the European treaties, in its relations with third countries and in the context of promoting democratic principles and human rights through the human rights and democracy clause, the EU also undertakes to oppose any discrimination based on sexual orientation or concerning the rights of disabled people;

deletion of the "country of origin clause" on the understanding that other provisions of the Directive ensure maximum harmonisation, possibility for the Member States to apply national provisions more prescriptive or restrictive than the Directive, which implements minimum harmonisation clauses for six years from the transposition of the Directive, revision clause ensuring that the situation will be re-examined and, as appropriate, ...[+++] revised on the basis of a Commission report to be submitted four years after transposition of the Directive accompanied, if necessary, by appropriate proposals on which the European Parliament and the Council should act within two years.

2.3.3. The head/neck interface piece (part No 2a) and the neck/thorax interface piece (part No 2c) both consist of two aluminium discs linked together by means of a half spherical screw and eight rubber buffers.

a Member State may also apply Article 12 of Directive 83/349/EEC to two or more insurance undertakings which are not connected as described in Article 1 (1) or (2) of the same Directive but are managed on a unified basis other than pursuant to a contract or provisions of their memoranda or articles of association.

The agreement essentially allows insurance companies from each party to operate in the other, but contains a clause whereby the agreement lapses if either party cannot accept future changes in the insurance legislation of the other.

From this information the society makes the following recommendations: one, that the Divorce Act be amended to create a presumption of joint custody for children of divorce unless one parent can be proven to be unfit; two, that the Divorce Act be amended to require shared and equal access for children; three, that the Divorce Act be amended to provide for financial resources to be apportioned between both homes in order to effect significant access to both parents and proper financial support while in the care of both parents; four, that there be a na ...[+++]tional computer database for registering court-ordered access orders; five, that the Divorce Act provide for the inclusion of an enforcement clause in access orders when requested; and six, that each province and territory have an access enforcement coordinator responsible for ensuring compliance with court-ordered access.