Translation of "Sous-système de pointage d'instruments " (French → English) :

When establishing and applying the requirements under this Directive and when using the different tools at their disposal in relation to an entity referred to in the first subparagraph, and subject to specific provisions, resolution authorities and competent authorities shall take account of the nature of its business, its shareholding structure, its legal form, its risk profile, size and legal status, its interconnectedness to other institutions or to the financial system in general, the scope and the complexity of its activities, its membership of an institutional protection scheme (IPS) that meets the requirements of Article 113(7) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 or other cooperative mutual solidarity systems as referred to in Article 113 ...[+++](6) of that Regulation and whether it exercises any investment services or activities as defined in point (2) of Article 4(1) of Directive 2014/65/EU.

In particular, a dedicated SME instrument that is targeted at all types of SMEs with an innovation potential, in a broad sense, shall be created under a single centralised management system and implemented primarily in a bottom-up manner through a continuously open call tailored to the needs of SMEs as set out under the specific objective "Innovation in SMEs" in Point 3.3 (a) of Part II of Annex I. That instrument shall take account of the specific objective "Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies" set out in Point 1 of P ...[+++]art II of Annex I and each of the specific objectives under the priority "Societal challenges" set out in Points 1 to 7 of Part III of Annex I and shall be implemented in a consistent manner.

This much needed package is an early instalment of the EU's comprehensive response to the crisis in Mali, and complements the on-going efforts of the Union through other instruments, in particular the financial and logistical support to the African-led International Support Mission to Mali (AFISMA), the EUTM and EUCAP Sahel CSDP missions, the current IfS long-term Counter-Terrorism project for the Sahel, the EU-INTERPOL Western Africa Police Information System, ongoing EU humanitarian aid, and development cooperation.

In 1995 the EU adopted a strategy to strengthen this partnership in the period 1996-2000 in a way that took account of the diversity of Latin America To do this, the EU has devised a partnership system based on dialogue with the various regional subgroups and a range of instruments geared to the political and socio-economic circumstances of each.

We have a summary that lists, then, seven points: direct investment in fiscal tools to carry out the FCM's quality of life infrastructure program; new, affordable housing and rental housing, with which the feds have to get involved; support for public transit, including vehicle purchase and tax-free, employer-supplied transit passes—an issue passed in principle by the House about four months ago and one on which our friends in the transit union have been working very hard—along with a rapid transit connection to Pearson airport; shift taxes to encourage environmentally friendly economic activity; create a national atmospheric fund, m ...[+++]odelled on the highly successful Toronto Atmospheric Fund, which can be applied to both private and public sector; restore the EI program to full pre-1990 levels of qualification and benefits; and create a capital reserve fund to use during the slow periods of the construction industry cycle.

The package, in the form of a Communication to the European Parliament, the Council of Ministers, the European Monetary Institute and the Economic and Social Committee, includes: - a proposal for a Directive, which would impose an obligation on banks to respect contractual obligations as regards timing of transfers, outlaw double-charging, require lost payments to be reimbursed and sets the transparency rules applicable to transfers; - a call on the banking sector to enter, in agreement with consumer representatives, into voluntary commitments which anticipate the implementation of the provisions laid down in its proposed Directive; - a draft notice concer ...[+++]ning the principles which the Commission intends to use when applying EC Treaty competition rules to cross-border credit transfer systems (concerning, for example, agreements between banks setting up such systems) - a work programme of accompanying measures in such areas as the preparation of payment systems for the transition to a single currency, risk reduction in cross-border payment systems, transparency of so-called face-to-face cross-border payments (such as credit card purchases in other Member States) and an analysis of the regulatory implications of new generation payment instruments such as electronic purses and wallets.