Traduction de «Conseil européen pour l'homéopathie classique » (Français → Anglais) :

48. Several formulas can be considered for giving concrete form to the idea of a "European Research Council": an executive agency; a Union agency of the conventional type; or a specific structure (for example, a foundation), set up under Article 171 of the Treaty.

48. Several formulas can be considered for giving concrete form to the idea of a "European Research Council": an executive agency; a Union agency of the conventional type; or a specific structure (for example, a foundation), set up under Article 171 of the Treaty.

Of course, the Council is not unaware of this classic problem, which is indirectly taken up in the Laeken declaration, for example, adopted by the European Council in December, and which will, in all probability, also be taken up in the Convention and later at the subsequent intergovernmental conference.

I must also highlight the following: the need for a precise, rigorous and up-to-date assessment of the implementation of the common agricultural policy reform, specifically taking account of the consequences of the BSE and foot-and-mouth crises. We also need a timetabled approach to the future, which involves respecting the commitments given by the European Union at successive European Councils, particularly the Lisbon Council on employment and competitiveness, the Tampere Council on asylum and immigration and the Nice Council on the consequences of failing to conclude fisheries agreements with Morocco; the clarification of costs for ex ...[+++]ternal policy and common security, particularly with regard to the division of responsibilities between the Council and the Commission, respect for the financial perspective’s ceilings in category 4 too, in which attention must be paid to the traditional priorities of the European Parliament, which are well-known; the precise identification of real expenditure resulting from the enlargement process, with particular emphasis on administrative expenditure in category 5 and lastly, real consideration of the proposals previously made by Parliament, especially those relating to preparatory action and pilot projects.

12. Deplores the fact that the Commission's report considers education solely from the traditional angle of children and young people learning in educational establishments, thereby ignoring the essential role played by lifelong learning, which is aimed at adults and all those outside the traditional learning environment who wish to acquire knowledge and receive training and which is wholly in keeping with the goal set by the Lisbon European Council of establishing a 'learning society';

- apart from this amendment, the justification for which shows that it is geared more to situations governed by the classic Directive, neither the debates in the European Parliament nor those in the Council have demonstrated a real need for specific rules on the subject in the framework of this Directive.