Traduction de «Institution sous-régionale » (Français → Anglais) :

sub-regional institution [ subregional institution ]

Association of Regional and Sub-Regional Institutions for Development Financing in West Africa

subregional fisheries management organisation | subregional fisheries organisation

sub-regional area | sub-regional unit

specialised subregional institution

Division for the Regional Programme and for Co-operation with Regional Sub-regional and Inter-governmental Organizations

regional modelling of the changes in the general monsoon system under anthropogenic forcing

Third, we need direct investments in selected subregional institutions with compatible mandates that are focused on strategies that will result in the creation and sustainability of local SMEs becoming globally competitive, as set out in a number of specific recommendations in the Stepping Up report, which, while not yet adopted by Canada, have been adopted successfully in other peripheral economic regions and are now being expanded in those jurisdictions.

7. Welcomes the involvement of some countries of the MENA region in the international coalition against ISIL/Da'esh; urges their governments and the international community to redouble their efforts to prevent the financing of international terrorism and wars in Syria and Libya; reiterates its call on all countries of the region to prevent individuals and private and public entities from funding or facilitating funding of terrorist organisations or Syrian individuals or companies affiliated to the Syrian Government currently under EU sanctions, which must be sufficiently severe; calls for their participation in schemes for regional cooperation in monitoring capital movements, establishing collaboration between the Gulf Cooperation Counci ...[+++]l (GCC), the LAS, the OIC and the EU institutions; stresses the urgent need to introduce an efficient system of penalties coordinated with the LAS, OIC and GCC so as to put an end to ISIL/Da’esh financing by international actors and commercialisation of illegally produced oil by the terrorist organisation; stresses also, in this regard, the urgent need for increased cooperation between customs authorities at the border of Turkey, Iraq and Syria to prevent ISIL/Da’esh from selling illegal oil;

16. Stresses that financial independence is a key means of securing equality and that entrepreneurship among women constitutes an underestimated and underexploited potential for growth and competitiveness in the EU; calls, therefore, on the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) to collect more and better data on entrepreneurship among women; calls on the Member States, the Commission, other relevant bodies, such as chambers of commerce, and industry to encourage, promote and support entrepreneurship among women by facilitating access to credit, cutting red tape and other obstacles to start-ups by women, mainstreaming a gender p ...[+++]erspective in the relevant policies, promoting the creation of a single multilingual electronic data and exchange platform for women social entrepreneurs, and supporting regional and Europe-wide mentoring and peer-to-peer networks;

Doucet, the Shepody Healing Centre has known an impetus propelling it into the 21st century with an approach that navigates and negotiates the incredible complexities of working in an organization the respects the Canadian Criminal Code, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Corrections and Conditional Release Act, the Corrections and Conditional Release Regulations, the commissionaire directives, the regional instructions, the standing-orders, the standard operating practice, and the New Brunswick Mental Health Act, not to mention considering and respecting the ethical codes of several professional groups within our walls.