Traduction de «Première Chambre des États-Généraux » (Français → Anglais) :

First Chamber of the States General

President of the Senate of the States General

Secretary general of the Senate of the States General

President of the House | President of the House of Representatives | President of the House of Representatives of the States General

Second Chamber of the States General

In response to the call from the European Council in the Stockholm Programme to step up training on Union-related issues and to make such training systematically accessible to law enforcement officials of all ranks, and to the request from the European Parliament for a stronger Union framework for judicial and police training, the objectives of CEPOL should, while putting particular emphasis on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the context of law enforcement, be structured in line with the following set of general principles: first, to support Member States in providing training in order to improve basic knowledg ...[+++]e of the Union dimension of law enforcement; second, to support Member States, upon their request, in the development of bilateral and regional cooperation through law enforcement training; third, to develop, implement and coordinate training in specific thematic areas; and fourth, to develop, implement and coordinate training in relation to Union missions and law enforcement capacity-building activities in third countries.

In response to the call from the European Council in the Stockholm Programme to step up training on Union-related issues and to make such training systematically accessible to law enforcement officials of all ranks, and to the request from the European Parliament for a stronger Union framework for judicial and police training, the objectives of CEPOL should, while putting particular emphasis on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the context of law enforcement, be structured in line with the following set of general principles: first, to support Member States in providing training in order to improve basic knowledg ...[+++]e of the Union dimension of law enforcement; second, to support Member States, upon their request, in the development of bilateral and regional cooperation through law enforcement training; third, to develop, implement and coordinate training in specific thematic areas; and fourth, to develop, implement and coordinate training in relation to Union missions and law enforcement capacity-building activities in third countries.

However, if the result of non-utilisation of these options is that the first step of notification does not take place until after the issue of a uniform instrument permitting enforcement of a claim under Article 12 of Directive 2010/24, enforcement of the claim can be challenged, pursuant to the Kyrian case, before the courts of the requested State, with the latter remaining free to apply Member State law, subject to compliance with general principles of law and fundamental rights that are pertinent to the enforcement process (such as the right to effective judicial protection under Article 47 of the Charter) along with the principles of ...[+++] equivalence and effectiveness

First, the appellants submit that both the General Court and the Board of Appeal breached the general principle of res judicata concerning a decision on a matter between the same parties by a Community trade mark court applying Regulation (EC) 207/2009 on the Community Trade Mark (CTMR) (1), as well as the general principles of legal certainty, sound administration and the protection of legitimate expectations.