Traduction de «Conseil canadien de l'éducation permanente en pharmacie » (Français → Anglais) :

21. Stresses the need for an ongoing two-way educational process for both sides, that is to say financial advisors and consumers, so as to ensure the provision of accurate information in step with the most recent developments in the financial services sector;

21. Stresses the need for an ongoing two-way educational process for both sides, that is to say financial advisors and consumers, so as to ensure the provision of accurate information in step with the most recent developments in the financial services sector;

29. Calls on the Commission and the Member States, in the context of employment policy, to offer women greater incentives to join the labour market and become economically independent at all stages of their lives; draws attention in this connection to the target set by the Lisbon European Council in 2001of raising the number of women in employment to 60% by 2010; this policy should also tackle the causes of the earnings differentials between men and women which have an impact on invalidity and old-age pension levels; believes that this can be achieved by, inter alia, offering girls and women a wider range of professional choices and by guaranteeing ...[+++]life-long education and vocational training at all stages of their lives, particularly for women returning to work after a period spent devoting themselves to family duties; emphasises that, amongst other instruments, the European Social Fund should be used for this purpose;

8. Calls on the Commission and the Member States, in the context of employment policy, to offer women greater incentives to join the labour market and become economically independent at all stages of their lives. Draws attention in this connection to the target set by the Lisbon European Council in 2001of raising the number of women in employment to 60% by 2010. This policy should also tackle the causes of the earnings differentials between men and women which have an impact on levels of invalidity and old-age pensions. Believes that this can be achieved, among other things, by offering girls and women a wider range of professional choic ...[+++]es and by guaranteeing life-long education and vocational training at all stages of life, particularly for women returning to work after a period spent devoting themselves to family duties, and emphasises that, amongst other instruments, the European Social Fund should be used for this purpose.

The extraordinary European Council on Employment held in Luxembourg on 20 and 21 November 1997 recognised that continuous education and vocational training can make a major contribution to the employment policies of the Member States with a view to improving suitability for employment, adaptability and the spirit of enterprise, and promoting equality of opportunities.

Also opposed is the Saskatchewan Interagency Council on Smoking and Health which includes all the following agencies: Allergy Foundation of Canada; City of Regina Health Department; Community Health and Epidemiology Department of the University of Saskatchewan, Continuing Medical Education, Continuing Nursing Education; Manitoba and Saskatchewan Conference of the Seventh Day Adventists; Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission; Saskatchewan Education; Saskatchewan Health; Saskatchewan Health Care Association; Saskatchewan Institute on the Prevention of Handicaps; Saskatchewan Medical Association; Saskatchewan ...[+++]Pharmaceutical Association; Saskatchewan Public Health Association; Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association; Saskatoon Community Health Clinic; University of Saskatchewan; Canadian Cancer Society, Saskatchewan division; Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc.; and Saskatchewan Lung Association.