Traduction de «Faire état d'une personne à charge » (Français → Anglais) :

Pakistan shall take back without delay any person readmitted by a Member State, and a Member State shall take back without delay a person readmitted by Pakistan, if it is established within a period of three months after the transfer of the person concerned that the requirements laid down in Articles 2 and 3 of this Agreement were not met.

In my interpretation bulletin, I've determined that anybody at an EX-4 level or the equivalent salary range would be considered a designated public office-holder, and any communication that had have been arranged with those individuals would have to be captured in the monthly report.

Where the Member State does not provide the applicant with the opportunity for a personal interview pursuant to this paragraph, or where applicable, to the dependant, reasonable efforts shall be made to allow the applicant or the dependant to submit further information.

(d) take the measures they consider appropriate to promote a European qualification area, i.e. to enable those concerned to report on the qualifications obtained and the experience acquired in the host State to the relevant authorities, particularly the academic and professional authorities in their home State; that might be carried out by promoting the objectives of the 1992 and 1996 Resolutions on the transparency of qualifications and training certificates, by encouraging the use of the Europass Training document as provided for in Council Decision 1999/51/EC of 21 December 1998 on the promotion of European pathways in work-linked tr ...[+++]aining, including apprenticeship(16) and of the European diploma supplement, and by implementing the conclusions of the Lisbon European Council of 23 and 24 March 2000, in particular by establishing a European framework of basic skills and a common European format for curricula vitae.

HOW TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE MEMBER STATES' ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT In order to reduce the burden resulting from the application of this strategy in certain Member States whose economic development is lagging behind that of the rest of the Community, the latter should in principle express a desire to contribute towards the costs of such adjustments.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Réginald MOREELS State Secretary for Development Cooperation, attached to the Prime Minister Denmark: Mr Poul NIELSON Minister for Development Cooperation Germany: Mr Carl-Dieter SPRANGER Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Greece: Mr Pavlos APOSTOLIDES Ambassador, Permanent Representative Spain: Mr José Luis DICENTA BALLESTER State Secretary for International Cooperation and Latin America France: Mr Jacques GODFRAIN Minister with responsibility for Cooperation Ireland: Mrs Joan BURTON Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs with spec ...[+++]ial responsibility for ODA Italy: Mr Emanuele SCAMMACCA State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Luxembourg: Mr Georges WOHLFART State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Cooperation Netherlands: Mr Jan PRONK Minister for Development Cooperation Austria: Mr Manfred SCHEICH Ambassador Permanent Representative Portugal: Mr José LAMEGO State Secretary for Cooperation Finland: Mr Pekka HAAVISTO Minister for the Environment and Development Cooperation Sweden: Mr Pierre SCHORI Minister with special responsibility for Development Cooperation United Kingdom: Baroness Lynda CHALKER Minister for Overseas Development Commission Mr Manuel MARIN Vice-President Ms Emma BONINO Member Mr João de Deus PINHEIRO Member REGULATION ON REFUGEES The Council held an exchange of views on the draft Regulation on operations to aid uprooted people (refugees, displaced persons and returnees) in Asian and Latin American developing countries, in order to prepare its common position to be adopted when the European Parliament had delivered its opinion.