Traduction de «commis à l'introduction par clavier » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Considers it important to ensure symmetry and transparency, in particular for SMEs, in public procurement procedures with industrialised countries and major emerging economies, while fully respecting the need for special and differential treatment for developing countries and the multi-functionality of procurement policies, as well as security and predictability in relation to investments; emphasises that there are some advantages offered by the process of integrating world markets, but is aware that in some cases international firms have violated human rights and labour rights and damaged the environment; points out that companies ...[+++] have duties, and calls for a corporate social responsibility (CSR) clause to be included in trade agreements;

in the introductory phrase the words ‘are the subject of a criminal investigation or prosecution for one or more of the types of crime and the offences defined in Article 4’ shall be replaced by ‘are suspected of having committed or having taken part in a criminal offence in respect of which Eurojust is competent or who have been convicted of such an offence’;

in the introductory phrase the words ‘are the subject of a criminal investigation or prosecution for one or more of the types of crime and the offences defined in Article 4’ shall be replaced by ‘are suspected of having committed or having taken part in a criminal offence in respect of which Eurojust is competent or who have been convicted of such an offence’.

Following the establishment of its crisis centre to prevent crime related to the introduction of euro notes and coins next year, Europol has now set up an anti-terrorism task force crisis centre in the wake of the horrific terrorist attacks in the United States.

In my view, item 4 has been included because of a faux pas by a number of colleagues.

25. Calls, in order to combat the sexual exploitation and prostitution of children, for the harmonisation of legislation on child pornography, for the introduction of rules governing extra-territorial powers making it possible for nationals who have committed sexual offences outside their national territory to be prosecuted and punished, and for legislation with international effect intended to curb the development of sex tourism;