Translation of "Clause de but " (French → English) :

73. Agrees with the position expressed in the 2005 Report that the human rights clause is a basis for positive engagement on human rights and democracy issues with third countries; emphasises, however, that this cannot exclude the possibility of the temporary suspension of cooperation on the grounds of a breach of the clause; reiterates its call for a sliding scale of measures and a clear system of sanctions to be used with respect to violations of the human rights clause by third countries, and calls on the Council to consider extending qualified majority voting to the decision to adopt restrictive measures at a future appropriate tim ...[+++]e; reiterates its demand for a better monitoring and consultation mechanism with respect to the clause, and calls on the Commission and the Council to report annually on breaches of human rights clauses, including those contained in the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement, to the Human Rights Subcommittee of the European Parliament;

73. Agrees with the position in the 2005 Report that the human rights clause is a basis for positive engagement on human rights and democracy issues with third countries; emphasises, however, that this cannot exclude the possibility of the temporary suspension of cooperation on the grounds of a breach of the clause; reiterates its call for a sliding scale of measures and a clear system of sanctions to be used with respect to violations of the human rights clause by third countries, and calls on the Council to consider extending qualified majority voting to the decision to adopt restrictive measures at a future appropriate time; reiter ...[+++]ates its demand for a better monitoring and consultation mechanism of the clause, and calls on the Commission and the Council to report annually on breaches of human rights clauses, including those of the Cotonou Agreement, to the Human Rights Subcommittee of the European Parliament;

The Agreement includes the usual general and final provisions: denunciation clause, clause on the protection of essential security interests, territorial clause, non-discrimination clause and an arbitration clause.

The Agreement includes the usual general and final provisions: denunciation clause, clause on the protection of essential security interests, territorial clause, non-discrimination clause and a conciliation clause.

They provide that Coca-Cola Export will not include in agreements that Coca-Cola Export may conclude or renew with large distributors in any Member State of the European Communities: a) Exclusivity provisions: provisions that grant the customer a rebate or other advantage on condition that it does not purchase other cola flavoured beverages. b) Target rebates: provisions which condition the availability of rebates granted to a customer upon its attainment of purchasing targets of "Coca-Cola" individually set for the customer for periods exceeding three consecutive months. c) Combined target rebates: provisions under which a target rebate ...[+++] is paid on the basis of the customer reaching total aggregate purchase of both "Coca-Cola" and other beverages produced by Coca-Cola Export. d) Tying provisions: provisions that condition rebates upon the customer's purchase of one or more additional beverages produced by Coca-Cola Export along with the purchase of "Coca- Cola".

Lastly, the Agreements include the traditional general and final provisions: denunciation, clause on the protection of essential security interests, territorial clause, non-discrimination clause, arbitration clause. o o o These Partnership and Cooperation Agreements - to which the European Parliament will be asked to give its assent - will have to be ratified by the Georgian, Armenian and Azeri Parliaments and, as they are mixed agreements, by the Parliaments of the Member States of the European Union.