Traduction de «Loi autorisant l'aliénation de Canadair Limitée » (Français → Anglais) :

An Act to authorize the divestiture of Canadair Limited and to provide for other matters in connection therewith

In fact, the late adoption of the law authorising the Member States to grant this aid and the limited capacity of shipyards would not have allowed these new vessels to be built in time.

This procedure does not apply to companies as defined in Article 2 of the Income Tax Act, (that is, international holding/trading companies) and to companies which own a vessel registered under the Merchant Shipping Act, and where the resident participation does not exceed 20 %.PLforeigners, who have received permission for residence on the territory of Poland, permission for tolerated stay, refugee status granted in Poland or who enjoy temporary protection on its territory, may undertake and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland on the same rules as Polish citizens.Following reciprocity requirements, if ratified internatio ...[+++]nal agreements do not provide otherwise, foreign persons may take up and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland on the same rules as entrepreneurs having their seat in Poland.When there is no reciprocity, foreign persons have the right to undertake and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland only in a form of limited partnership, limited liability company and joint-stock company; they have also right to join these companies or to take and buy their shares or stocks.ROthe sole administrator or the Chairman of the Board of Administration as well as half of the total number of administrators of a commercial company shall be Romanian citizens unless otherwise stipulated in the company contract or in its statutes.

Competition in public service provision at the local level remains limited, although some further measures to enhance competition have been introduced, like a law that allows private companies to challenge public sector procurement decisions.

18. Believes that Member States' laws providing for the wide-scale retention of data related to citizens' communications for law-enforcement purposes are not in full conformity with the European Convention on Human Rights and the related case-law, since they constitute an interference with the right to privacy and fall short of the requirements of: being authorised by the judiciary on a case-by-case basis and for a limited duration, distinguishing between categories of people that could be subject to surveillance, respecting confident ...[+++]iality of protected communications (such as lawyer-client communications), and specifying the nature of the crimes or the circumstances that authorise such an interference; believes, furthermore, that serious doubts arise as to their necessity within a democratic society and - as specified by Article 15 of Directive 2002/58/EC - as to their appropriateness and proportionality;

Secondly, a restrictive approach is taken by all competent authorities as regards licences for animal experiments under Austria's strict Animal Experiments Act, which was refined even further last year and allows animal experiments only under very restrictive conditions and only if the experimental objectives cannot be achieved by other methods or processes (substitute methods).