Translation of "physiquement non-intrusif grâce " (French → English) :

Space systems are the main tool for collecting, transmitting and disseminating information at a global level and the only one which is physically non-intrusive, thanks to the capabilities provided by broadband communication systems and optical imaging, infrared or radar systems, the performance of which has made spectacular progress.

The issue of young players falling within the scope of the Directive will be taken into account in the study (43) The Commission will propose to Member States and sport organisations to cooperate on the protection of the moral and physical integrity of young people through the dissemination of information on existing legislation, establishment of minimum standards and exchange of best practices.

the provision of physical and legal security for citizens through the increased professionalization of the police corps and application of the rule of law (€319 million)

3. Member States shall ensure that evidence which is obtained by a natural or legal person solely through access to the file of a competition authority and which does not fall under paragraph 1 or 2, can be used in an action for damages only by that person or by a natural or legal person that succeeded to that person's rights, including a person that acquired that person's claim.

In addition, we have extensive development and training on the use of detection technology to enable CBSA officers to conduct effective, nonintrusive examinations where possible.

Member states and the Commission are also called upon to strengthen investment in cultural infrastructure, both physical and digital, from the European Regional Development Fund.

Through play and physical activity, children learn and practice skills that they will need throughout their lives.

Sport holds an important place in the lives of many EU citizens and plays a strong societal role with a powerful potential for social inclusion in and through sport, meaning that participation in sport or in physical activity in many different ways contributes to inclusion into society; whereby inclusion in sport involves a combination of ‘sport for all’, equal access to sport, equal opportunities in sport, and varied demand-oriented sporting opportunities and sport facilities, and whereby social inclusion through sport involves inclusive participation in society, community development and strengthened social cohesion.

As far as interest payments are made by paying agents (banks, financial institutions, independent professionals, etc.) established in the EU to certain intermediate structures (listed in the compliance list in Annex I of the proposal) established outside the EU, the Commission proposes that paying agents in the EU (who know, under the anti-money laundering provisions that the beneficial owner of the interest payments is an individual resident in the Union) apply the provisions of the Directive (exchange of information or withholding tax) at the time of the payment to the intermediate structure, as if this payment was directly made to the ...[+++] individual.

cardiovascular disease – heart diseases, stroke and other atherosclerotic vascular diseases - is the largest cause of death of men and women in the European Union, the European Union is experiencing declining rates of mortality from cardiovascular disease but increasing numbers of men and women are living with cardiovascular disease, the majority of cardiovascular disease is preventable, predominantly through lifestyle changes as well as through appropriate use of medicines, strategies to promote cardiovascular health need to address the whole population and those at high risk of or living with cardiovascular disease, population strategies need to address health determinants including lifestyles, risk factors, and social and physical envir ...[+++]onments to support health, unhealthy lifestyles, particularly tobacco consumption, as well as unhealthy diet and physical inactivity amongst European citizens are risk factors to be addressed in the development of national and European Union policy, heart health promotion and preventive strategies are cost-effective investments with measurable health, social and economic benefits, Member States should consider the development and implementation of guidelines for those at high risk or living with cardiovascular disease, comparable data is needed across the European Union to monitor cardiovascular disease mortality, morbidity and relevant health behaviours and risk factors, evidence-based information on the promotion of cardiovascular health is already very strong, but more research is needed in Europe.