Translation of "Jouer dans les buts " (French → English) :

to play in goal

to play in goal

to be all at one end (play) | to be one-sided (the game)

performing scripted dialogue | recite scripted dialogue | interpret scripted dialogue | perform scripted dialogue

execute performances in public spaces | perform in a space that is public | carry out performance in a public space | perform in a public space

invoke no-fault liability of the manufacturer

act for multiple takes | performing for multiple takes | perform for multiple takes | recite for multiple takes

It encourages sectors and interest groups to take a much more pro-active role, as it believes that self-regulation, and in particular codes of conduct should play an important role in the future development of data protection in the EU and outside, not least in order to avoid excessively detailed legislation.

Highlights the importance that new media can play in strengthening women’s participation in democratic processes; calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote women’s full participation in the media, including in management, and in regulatory and monitory bodies, in order to strive for a more gender-equal media realm fighting gender stereotyping and misrepresentation of women; urges the Commission furthermore to foster the creation of networks among civil society organisations and professional media organisations in order to empower women to take an active part and recognise the specific needs of women in media.

The European Council, in “the Stockholm Programme – An Open and Secure Europe Serving and Protecting Citizens”[1], called on Europol to evolve and “become a hub for information exchange between the law enforcement authorities of the Member States, a service provider and a platform for law enforcement services”, and called for the establishment of European training schemes and exchange programmes for all relevant law enforcement professionals at national and EU level, with CEPOL playing a key role in ensuring the European dimension.

While the Member States' role will remain central in the development and financing of infrastructures, the Community can and should play a catalysing and leveraging role by helping to ensure wider and more efficient access to, and use of, the infrastructures existing in the different Member States, by stimulating the development of these infrastructures, and their networking, in a coordinated way, and by fostering the emergence of new research infrastructures of pan-European interest in the medium to long term.