Traduction de «Pour plus de sûreté » (Français → Anglais) :

for greater certainty

airport luggage worker | hand baggage checker | airport customs worker | hand luggage inspector

airport security agent | TSA agent, air marshall | airport security guard | airport security officer

more for more | more for more principle

lock washer with bent-over prongs | locking washer with bent-over prongs

airport safety officer | aviation security officer | airport safety supervisor | aviation safety officer

aviation security [ air security | air transport security | civil aviation security ]

International Passenger Vessel Security

Canadian Aviation Security Regulations [ Aerodrome Security Regulations | Air Carrier Security Regulations ]

There is scope, and justification, for a more active European approach to the broad and complex area of land transport security , and in particular to the security of passenger transport[21].

In particular, this objective calls for significant safety enhancements in the design of new reactors for which the state of the art knowledge and technology should be used, taking into account the latest international safety requirements.

17. Recommends that the EU support international efforts to develop the highest possible safety standards, to be applied rigorously and developed in parallel with scientific progress and reflecting the legitimate concerns of citizens; highlights, in this context, the EU’s role in the Neighbourhood Policy as an instrument for cooperation on nuclear safety; urges the Member States and the Commission to take joint responsibility for strengthening international nuclear safety standards and their proper implementation, in close cooperation with the IAEA, the Espoo Convention secretariat and other relevant international organisations; invit ...[+++]es the Commission to consider the IAEA post-Fukushima action plan and to submit an inclusive action plan with concrete arrangements for its implementation; urges the Commission and the Member States, in cooperation with the IAEA, to work constructively with countries that have failed to apply transparent nuclear safety stress tests, such as Belarus, Russia and Turkey, and to urge them to adhere to international safety standards and cooperate with international experts at all stages of the preparation, construction, operation and decommissioning of NPPs; believes, in that connection, that the EU must make full use of the expertise offered by international organisations and bodies;

26. Welcomes the upcoming revision of the Nuclear Safety Directive, which should be ambitious in nature and should result in the opportunity to introduce major improvements in areas such as safety procedures and frameworks – in particular through the definition and implementation of binding nuclear safety standards that reflect state-of-the-art practices in the EU in technical, regulatory and operational respects – as well as in the role and resources of the nuclear regulatory authorities and, in particular, should boost the latter’s independence, openness and transparency, while also strengthening monitoring and peer review; stresses t ...[+++]hat the revision of the nuclear safety legal framework should take account of the ongoing international work being carried out, e.g. at IAEA level;