Traduction de «disposition de base » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Supply of images, text and information, and making databases available.

1. This Regulation provides the basis for the assurance of a high level of protection of human health and consumers' interest in relation to food, taking into account in particular the diversity in the supply of food including traditional products, whilst ensuring the effective functioning of the internal market.

They will also be covered by the Directive's provisions on 4 weeks' paid annual leave, with the exception of share-fishermen, and certain basic provisions for night workers and shift workers, including health assessments.

The main points on the agenda are as follows. * PROPOSAL FOR A DIRECTIVE CONCERNING CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE ORGANISATION OF WORKING TIME (cf. P-51/90) Legal basis: Article 118a (qualified majority) The "Labour and Social Affairs" Council of 30 April 1992 spent a long time discussing this proposal for a directive, which provides for a basic set of provisions concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time associated with the health of workers and safety at work.

These guidelines are in accordance with the basic regulations specifying the types of operation, categories of persons and types of expenditure which may be included in applications for ESF assistance, the methods of financing and cateegories of beneficiairies, all of which were laid down by the Council in October 1983. - 2 - New measures The following are the principal new measures the Commission has included in the guidelines: 1.

The EU has taken a leading role in the negotiation, notably by establishing the principle that of the commitments China would make when joining the WTO, most would be implemented on the date of membership, but some could be implemented under multilateral surveillance over a specified period after entry into the WTO. This reflects a sympathetic understanding of the fact that China is rapidly developing, but in important respects has not yet assumed all the characteristics of a fully-fledged market economy. The EU stands by this principle, and urges further political commitment from all partners in order to reach a deal. For WTO membership to happen, the EU will be urging China to take basic ...[+++] steps that bring it sufficiently into line with internationally agreed rules, notably by: reducing tariffs to a weighted average no more than twice the OECD average; opening up its market in traded services; liberalising the foreign trade monopoly, if necessary over a phase-in period; adhering to multilateral rules on aviation and on public procurement; phasing out all quotas and non-tariff barriers that breach WTO rules; making China's industrial policies WTO-compatible; accepting appropriate provisions on subsidies, standards, state-pricing, state-trading and the elimination of export duties; and defining an appropriate trade defence mechanism for use during the transition period.