Traduction de «Fin d'une instruction » (Français → Anglais) :

Reserve Forces Training Leave Regulations

ground instructional purposes

educational reimbursement

set

immediate instruction | immediate statement

attend

judicial investigation [ confidentiality of judicial investigations ]

judge [ children's magistrate | examining magistrate | the bench ]

work instructions preparing | write work instructions | prepare instructions for work | prepare work instructions

it provided improved instructions to certifying auditors and in June 2013 communicated the updated instructions to the “Knowledge and Innovation Communities” (KICs), the recipients of the Institute’s grants; notes that the improved instructions should result in an increased level of assurance obtained from audit certificates;

- it provided improved instructions to certifying auditors and in June 2013 communicated the updated instructions to the “Knowledge and Innovation Communities” (KICs), the recipients of the Institute’s grants; notes that the improved instructions should result in an increased level of assurance obtained from audit certificates;

29. Notes that it takes on average two years and seven months from the start of a fraudulent practice until the moment it is detected; notes, furthermore, that another seven or eight months lapse before the irregularity is reported to the Commission; is concerned that guidelines on the times at which Member States report fraudulent irregularities and/or other irregularities to OLAF, if such guidelines exist in a Member State at all, differ not only across the individual Member States, but also across policy areas; expects the Commission to draw up Europe-wide guidelines for the reporting of fraudulent irregularities and/or other irregularities to OLAF; recalls that the staff of the European institutions ...[+++] are required, without delay and without any risk of their responsibility being called into question as a result, to notify OLAF of any fraud which has come to their attention in the fulfilment of their duties;

29. Notes that it takes on average two years and seven months from the start of a fraudulent practice until the moment it is detected; notes, furthermore, that another seven or eight months lapse before the irregularity is reported to the Commission; is concerned that guidelines on the times at which Member States report fraudulent irregularities and/or other irregularities to OLAF, if such guidelines exist in a Member State at all, differ not only across the individual Member States, but also across policy areas; expects the Commission to draw up Europe-wide guidelines for the reporting of fraudulent irregularities and/or other irregularities to OLAF; recalls that the staff of the European institutions ...[+++] are required, without delay and without any risk of their responsibility being called into question as a result, to notify OLAF of any fraud which has come to their attention in the fulfilment of their duties;