Translation of "soutien sanitaire des forces armées " (French → English) :

medical support for deployed forces

Canadian Armed Forces Operational Support Capability

Director Army Force Sustainment [ DAFS | Director Land Service Support | Director Land Force Structure ]

Surely this would provide for more effective support of the full range of government programs in our Arctic, ranging from geophysical mapping to Inuit health clinic support, to foreign flag vessel monitoring and marine environmental protection, to platform support for the Armed Forces in Arctic waters.

13. Calls on the Commission and the European External Action Service to coordinate Member States’ action in Libya and focus their support on state-building and institution-building, and, together with the Member States, the UN, NATO and regional partners, to assist in the creation of effective and nationally commanded and controlled security forces (armed forces and police forces) that can ensure peace and order in the country, while supporting the initialling of a ceasefire and designing a mechanism to monitor it; stresses that the EU should also give priority to assisting the reform of the Libyan justice system, as well as other areas ...[+++] crucial for democratic governance;

118. Reiterates its request for the Commission to propose a comprehensive Child Rights Strategy and Action Plan for the next five years, in order to prioritise children’s rights within EU external policies, supporting the EU’s efforts to promote their rights, in particular by contributing to ensuring children’s access to water, sanitation, healthcare and education, by ensuring the rehabilitation and reintegration of children enlisted in armed groups, by eliminating child labour, torture, the issue of child witchcraft, trafficking, chi ...[+++]ld marriage and sexual exploitation, and by assisting children in armed conflicts and ensuring their access to education in conflict zones and refugee camps; calls on the VP/HR to report annually to Parliament on the results achieved with regard to child-focused EU external actions; commends the ‘Children No Soldiers’ campaign, and calls for the EU and the Member States to step up their support in order to reach the target of ending the recruitment and use of children in conflicts by government armed forces by 2016;

118. Reiterates its request for the Commission to propose a comprehensive Child Rights Strategy and Action Plan for the next five years, in order to prioritise children’s rights within EU external policies, supporting the EU’s efforts to promote their rights, in particular by contributing to ensuring children’s access to water, sanitation, healthcare and education, by ensuring the rehabilitation and reintegration of children enlisted in armed groups, by eliminating child labour, torture, the issue of child witchcraft, trafficking, chi ...[+++]ld marriage and sexual exploitation, and by assisting children in armed conflicts and ensuring their access to education in conflict zones and refugee camps; calls on the VP/HR to report annually to Parliament on the results achieved with regard to child-focused EU external actions; commends the ‘Children No Soldiers’ campaign, and calls for the EU and the Member States to step up their support in order to reach the target of ending the recruitment and use of children in conflicts by government armed forces by 2016;