Traduction de «Comité sur l'adjudication des travaux juridiques » (Français → Anglais) :

Calls for enhanced cooperation between the Council of Europe and the European Union in the field of promoting minority rights and protecting regional and minority languages; calls for the use of the legally binding conventions of the Council of Europe, such as the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities and the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, and their well-functioning monitoring mechanism; urges consideration of the Convention's Advisory Committee's opinion on the measures taken by the reporting States and consideration of the reports of the Charter's Committee of Experts on the fulfilment o ...[+++]f the States Parties' undertakings in the work of the EU institutions, and in particular during the accession process in respect of candidate countries;

Continue to discuss and work further on innovations for the benefit of patients within the Working Party on Public Health at Senior Level, while recognising that a discussion on the relationship between the current legal framework for medicinal products and timely patient access to medicinal products has already started in the Pharmaceutical Committee.

Continue to discuss and work further on innovations for the benefit of patients within the Working Party on Public Health at Senior Level, while recognising that a discussion on the relationship between the current legal framework for medicinal products and timely patient access to medicinal products has already started in the Pharmaceutical Committee.

2.2. The Committee supports the thrust of the Commission's proposal, which is fully consistent with longstanding efforts and social and legal developments in the Community and the Member States.

Thus the Council, whose preparatory work is carried out by Coreper, and the Commission alone have powers, each within their own areas of competence and in accordance with procedures laid down by the Treaties, to take legally-binding decisions.

Thus the Council, whose preparatory work is carried out by Coreper, and the Commission alone have powers, each within their own areas of competence and in accordance with procedures laid down by the Treaties, to take legally-binding decisions.