Traduction de «incorporation par renvoi » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Supports the idea of establishing a European Public Prosecutor and notes the importance of protecting the Community's financial interests by a variety of means; calls at the present time on the Convention and in due course on the 2004 Intergovernmental Conference, i.e. on the governments of the Member States to ensure that the forthcoming institutional reform actually includes the establishment of a European Public Prosecutor’s office through incorporation of the Article 280a which has been proposed by the Commission and which covers the essential points pertaining to the office of European Prosecutor (appointment, dismissal, duties ...[+++]and independence) and which refers to the rules (to be laid down under secondary legislation) which are needed in order to enable the Prosecutor to perform his/her tasks;

Calls at the present time on the Convention and in due course on the 2004 Intergovernmental Conference, i.e. on the governments of the Member States to ensure that the forthcoming institutional reform actually includes the establishment of a European Public Prosecutor’s office through incorporation of the Article 280a which has been proposed by the Commission and which covers the essential points pertaining to the office of European Prosecutor (appointment, dismissal, duties and independence) and which refers to the rules (to be laid down under secondary legislation) which are needed in order to enable the Prosecutor to perform his/her t ...[+++]asks;

2. When information is incorporated by reference, a cross-reference list must be provided in order to enable investors to easily identify specific items of information.

Article 24 of the Schengen Implementing Convention incorporated here goes hand in hand with Articles 19-23 of the Schengen Implementing Convention which have been incorporated in the proposal and which should be deleted from the Implementing Convention. As, moreover, it refers to Article 23 (Article 15 of the proposal), it should be incorporated in the proposal.

Subparagraph 1(f) of this Article, unlike Article 56(1)(f) of the Luxembourg Convention, makes no reference to Article 36(1) of the said Convention, but incorporates a substantive rule governing grounds for invalidity.

Whereas Decision 94/611/EC refers in Table 1 of its Annex to the 'Single Burning Item` (SBI) test which is required for the testing of products for walls and ceilings including their surface coverings, building elements, products incorporated within building elements, pipes and duct components and products for façades/external walls in classes B, C or D;