Traduction de «Directeur régional des provinces de l'Atlantique » (Français → Anglais) :

‘regional sea convention’ means any of the international conventions or international agreements together with their governing bodies established for the purpose of protecting the marine environment of the marine regions referred to in Article 4, such as the Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea, the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-east Atlantic and the Convention ...[+++]for the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean Sea.

‘regional sea convention’ means any of the international conventions or international agreements together with their governing bodies established for the purpose of protecting the marine environment of the marine regions referred to in Article 4, such as the Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea, the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-east Atlantic and the Convention ...[+++]for the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean Sea.

‘regional sea convention’ means any of the international conventions or international agreements together with their governing bodies established for the purpose of protecting the marine environment of the marine regions referred to in Article 4, such as the Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea, the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-east Atlantic and the Convention ...[+++]for the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean Sea.

39. Restates that major efforts should be undertaken by the Commission and Member State governments at national, regional and local level to use the opportunities provided by the revision of the public procurement Directives in 2004 to support CSR by promoting social and environmental criteria amongst potential suppliers, while recognising the need to avoid imposing additional administrative burdens on small enterprises, which might dissuade them from tendering, and to disqualify companies where necessary including in instances of cor ...[+++]ruption; calls on the Commission, the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to apply strict social and environmental criteria to all grants and loans allocated to private sector companies, backed by clear complaints mechanisms, building on the example linking public procurement and compliance with the ILO Core Conventions and OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises in the Netherlands and with the SA8000 CSR standard by several Italian provinces; recalls that Member States should take steps to ensure that any export credit guarantees comply with the highest environmental and social criteria and should not be used for projects that run counter to agreed EU policy goals concerning, for example, energy or armaments;

42. Restates that major efforts should be undertaken by the Commission and EU governments at national, regional and local level to use the opportunities provided by the revision of the Public Procurement Directives in 2004 to support CSR by applying social and environmental clauses to their contracts, to disqualify companies where necessary including in instances of corruption; and for the Commission, the European Investment Bank and the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development to apply strict social and environmental criteria ...[+++] to all grants and loans allocated to private sector companies, backed by clear complaints mechanisms; building on the example linking public procurement and compliance with the ILO Core Conventions and OECD Guidelines in the Netherlands and with the SA8000 CSR standard by several Italian provinces; recalls that Member States should take steps to ensure that any export credit guarantees comply with the highest environmental and social criteria and should not be used for projects that run counter to agreed EU policy goals concerning, for example, energy or armaments;

BELGIUM Members Mr Jozef CHABERT Brussels Region Mr Norbert DE BATSELIER Flemish Community Mr Michel LEBRUN French-Speaking Community Mr Albert LIENARD Walloon Region Mr Joseph MARAITE German-Speaking Community Mrs Laurette ONKELINX French-Speaking Community Mr Charles PICQUE Brussels Region Mr Johan SAUWENS Flemish Community Mr Guy SPITAELS Walloon Region Mr Luc VAN DEN BOSSCHE Flemish Community Mr Luc VAN DEN BRANDE Flemish Community Mr Hugo WECKX Flemish Community Alternates Mr William ANCION Walloon Region Mr Stefaan DE CLERCK Flemish Community Mr Rufin GRIJP Brussels Region Mr Lode HANCKE Flemish Community Mr Theo KELCHTERMANS Flemish Community Mr André KRUPA French-Speaking Community Mr Herman SUYKERBUYK Flemish Community Mr Jean-Loui ...[+++]s THYS Brussels Region Mrs Nathalie de T'SERCLAES French-Speaking Community Mr Jean-Claude VAN CAUWENBERGHE Walloon Region Mr Paul VAN GREMBERGEN Flemish Community Mr Louis VANVELTHOVEN Flemish Community DENMARK Members Mr Per KAALUND Chairman of Copenhagen County Council Mr Poul CHRISTENSEN Chairman of Storstrøm County Council Mr Knud ANDERSEN Chairman of Bornholm County Council Mr Henning TELLERUP Chairman of Vestsjælland County Council Mr Hilmar SØLUND Mayor of Herning Mrs Helene LUND Member of Farum Town Council Mr Søren ANDERSEN 2nd Deputy Mayor of Skive Mr Evan JENSEN Mayor of Lejre Mr Jens Kramer MIKKELSEN Lord Mayor of Copenhagen Alternates Mr Søren MADSEN Chairman of Nordjlland County Council Mrs Bente NIELSEN Member of Århus County Council Mr Kresten PHILIPSEN Chairman of Sønderjylland County Council Mr Poul Erling CHRISTENSEN Chairman of Ribe County Council Mr Thorkild SIMONSEN Mayor of Århus Mr Kjeld RASMUSSEN Mayor of Brøndby Mrs Elna Fjord NIELSEN 2nd Deputy Mayor of Ringe Mrs Else KØBSTRUP 1st Deputy Mayor of Hjørring Mr John WINTHER Mayor of Frederiksberg FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY Members Mr Erwin TEUFEL Chief Minister - Baden-Württemberg Mr Dieter SPÖRI Minister for Economic Affairs - Baden-Württemberg Mr Thomas ...