Traduction de «Unité d'entraînement » (Français → Anglais) :

Training, including 37.5 days, a week of collective training, access to augmentation to regular exercise and individual training, is a fixed cost for the army to ensure that we have reserve units that are proud, with well-trained soldiers.

(C) Whereas activities of SGB Benelux were closely linked to production trends in the automotive industry and according to data referred to by the Belgian authorities, between 2007 and 2012, the production of passenger cars in the EU-27 decreased from 21.9 million units to 19.5 million units, whereas, in the rest of the world, it increased from 47.5 million units to 60.6 million units; this reduction in car production levels in the EU is linked to the general decrease in consumer demand in the EU as a consequence of the economic crisis, and has therefore led to a general reduction in demand for automotive equipment in the EU, which has ...[+++]strongly affected automotive equipment suppliers;

77. Is concerned about current political developments in Egypt after the military takeover of 3 July 2013, about the political polarisation, serious economic difficulties, and the situation regarding respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in the country, and about security in the region, with special regard to Sinai; condemns in the clearest possible terms all acts of violence, including attacks on Coptic churches, and believes that the recent operations of the Egyptian security forces have been disproportionate and have resulted in an unacceptably large number of deaths and injuries; calls on the Egyptian Government to refrain from such action; urges all political parties to engage in a genuinely inclusive dialogue in order t ...[+++]o restore a democratic process responding to the legitimate requests and aspirations of the Egyptian people; stresses the need for a national reconciliation of all political and social forces, including the moderate components of the Muslim Brotherhood, as a key element in order to move forward the democratic transition which entails the organisation of presidential and parliamentary elections; stresses that the EU, through the HR/VP, could be in a position to encourage a dialogue between the main political actors in the country conducive to the establishment of a government of national unity to prepare elections; in particular, recommends that the HR/VP send a clear message that the illegalisation of the Muslim Brotherhood would jeopardise democratic inclusion and compromise the prospects of returning to democracy;

18. Recalls that freedom of expression and media pluralism, including on the internet, are core European values and that a truly democratic society requires genuine freedom of expression, including the right of dissent; highlights the special role of public-service media in strengthening democracy and calls on the authorities to ensure their independence, sustainability and compliance with European Union standards; underlines, once again, the importance of abolishing legislation providing for disproportionately high administrative tax fines on the media, leading, in some cases, to their closure or to self–censorship, and the urgent need to reform the internet law; stresses the importance of tackling restrictions on fundamental freedoms i ...[+++]n the broader context of the rule of law, in terms of both the wording and the application of the law; is concerned, in particular, that the penal code and anti-terror law are used to prosecute non-violent statements when they are perceived as supporting the aims of a terrorist organisation; stresses the need to amend Articles 26 and 28 of the Turkish Constitution, which limit freedom of expression on the basis of national security, public order and national unity; reiterates, therefore, its previous calls to the Government of Turkey to finalise the review of the legal framework on freedom of expression and to bring it, without delay, into line with ECtHR case law;

In 1999, as has already been mentioned, the number of transit journeys was exceeded by 100,000, resulting in a cutback of 150,000 journeys by way of "punishment".

I consider the following to be my primary responsibilities in achieving this mission: to train combat-capable soldiers and hone their skill sets to enable them to safely and efficiently integrate into the regular force operational deployments; to be prepared to provide soldiers for domestic operations in accordance with CONPLAN RAPTOR; to ensure that all training is carried out in the most cost-efficient and effective manner possible; to retain existing soldiers and reduce attrition by continuing to provide realistic and exciting training opportunities according to our regimental five-year training plan; to increase my unit strength ...[+++]by recruiting high-calibre candidates through an aggressive program of intensive cadet corps support and combined garrison recruiting initiatives coordinated through the CFRC; to coordinate and conduct collective training opportunities with an emphasis on combined armed tactics; to prioritize and conduct individual training at unit, brigade, area and national levels on a stringent trained-to-need basis in accordance with ARE, which is the Army Reserve Establishment, and the Army Qualification List requirements; to foster and maintain a positive relationship with all local communities by continued participation and visibility in community events in accordance with 31 CBG's link to the community program; to also continue to develop and refine the unit's command succession plan and to promote support of the CFLC's aims, goals and programs, both within the unit and the local business community.