Traduction de «accueillir un appel » (Français → Anglais) :

(10) The court to which an appeal is taken may allow the appeal and quash the order or direction appealed from or may dismiss the appeal, and the rules of practice and procedure from time to time governing appeals to the courts shall apply, with any modifications that the circumstances require, in respect of the appeal.

The safe space shall contain all passengers of the maximum capacity of the train intended to be operated on the line.

5. Strongly supports the efforts of the League of Arab States to end the violence, to promote a political solution in Syria and to provide all forms of political and material support to the Syrian opposition; welcomes the Arab League’s call of the 12th of February 2012 on the UNSC to send a joint UN-Arab peacekeeping mission to Syria in order to replace the Arab League monitoring mission; urges the HR/VP and EU Member States to do their utmost to pave the way for the Russian Federation's support of the Arab League's peacekeeping initiative; firmly encourages the HR/VP, the Council and EU Member States to continue cooperating closely with Turkey and neighbouring countries of Syria, the Arab League and other international actors and to eng ...[+++]age in the launching of a contact group in order to find a common position for the solution of the crisis, to help the opposition forces in their struggle by providing them material and technical support, including satellite images and communication tools, while stepping up the pressure on the Syrian regime in order to stop the military escalation on its own people; strongly supports the proposal by Tunisia to host the meeting of ‘Friends of Syria’ contact group on 24 February 2012, a plan initiated by France and the United States after Russia and China blocked the UNSC resolution; calls in this spirit for the immediate setting-up of an EU Special Envoy on Syria;

16. Calls again for increased cooperation between the EU and Turkey regarding the situation in Syria; welcomes Turkey’s condemnation of the Syrian regime and the call by the Turkish Prime Minister for President al-Assad to step down immediately, its economic sanctions on that regime, and its policy of keeping the borders open for refugees;

5. Strongly supports the call by the Turkish Prime Minister for President al-Assad to step down immediately; welcomes the condemnation by the Turkish government of the systematic violence by the Syrian government, and welcomes the imposition by Turkey of sanctions on the Syrian regime; commends Turkeys strong support for the Syrian population, including by accepting refugees along the Turkish-Syrian border; supports calls for the establishment of buffer zones along the Turkish-Syrian border to take in Syrian refugees and to allow those persecuted by the regime to find refuge and protection and allowing the Syrian opposition to organis ...[+++]e and strategise, as well as the creation of humanitarian corridors by the international community, including the Arab League, linking Homs to Turkey and to the Mediterranean, and Daraa to Jordan to enable an escape route for people seeking to flee the violence targeting citizens;

The host of the launch, European Commissioner for development and humanitarian aid, Poul Nielson said: “I welcome the opportunity to host the 2004 UN Humanitarian Appeal in Brussels.