Translation of "licenciement sans motif valable " (French → English) :

dismissal without cause

worker whose employment is terminated without a valid reason

sufficient cause [ good cause | good cause shown | good and sufficient reason | good and sufficient cause | sufficient grounds ]

reasonable and probable cause [ adequate cause | reasonable grounds | reasonable and probable grounds | reasonable or probable cause ]

just cause | justifiable cause | proper cause | obvious cause | cause

decline without good reason, to

reasonable ground

An efficient management of activities organised by the consular services of the Member States in third countries is in the interest of the common visa policy as part of a multi-layered system aimed at facilitating legitimate travel and tackling illegal immigration for the European Union and constitutes an integral part of the common integrated border management system.

3. For the general objective referred to in Article 3, paragraph 1, under d) of this Decision, those guidelines shall in particular give effect to the priorities of the Community with a view to the further development of the common visa policy as part of a multi-layered system aimed at facilitating legitimate travel and tackling illegal immigration through the enhancement of handling practices at local consular missions.

Regrets that official documents are frequently over-classified; reiterates its position that clear and uniform rules should be established for the classification and declassification of documents; regrets that institutions call for in-camera meetings without proper justification; reiterates its call on the institutions to assess and publicly justify requests for in-camera meetings in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001; considers that requests for in-camera meetings in Parliament should be evaluated by Parliament on a case-by-case basis; believes that an independent oversight authority should oversee the classification and ...[+++]declassification processes.

For reasons of proportionality and in the light of the high administrative burden entailed by such investigations, sector inquiries should be carried out only when the information available substantiates a reasonable suspicion that State aid measures in a particular sector could materially restrict or distort competition within the internal market in several Member States, or that existing aid measures in a particular sector in several Member States are not, or are no longer, compatible with the internal market.