Translation of "translation of attendues ou réelles " (French → English) :

(14a) The rules for the participation and dissemination should ensure utmost transparency, accountability and democratic scrutiny of innovative financial instruments and mechanisms that involve the Union budget, especially as regards their contribution, both expected and achieved, to reaching Union objectives.

(23a) The Programme should ensure the utmost transparency, accountability and democratic scrutiny of innovative financial instruments and mechanisms that involve the Union budget, especially as regards their contribution, both expected and achieved, to reaching Union objectives.

(14a) These rules should ensure utmost transparency, accountability and democratic scrutiny of innovative financial instruments and mechanisms that involve the Union budget, especially as regards their contribution, both expected and achieved, to reaching Union objectives.

Daniel Turp moved, That whereas civil war has been raging in Algeria since the implementation of emergency measures in September 1992; Whereas it is estimated that more than 80,000 people have lost their lives in this civil war; Whereas there has been since 1992 a steady increase in acts of violence and at the present time civilians are the primary targets; Whereas human rights are being violated; Whereas the Algerian Government refuses to acknowledge the crisis in which the country is plunged, repeating incessantly that any terrorism is now " residual" ; Whereas the Algerian Government has not brought to justice all the people responsible for massacres of civilians and has not ordered any kind of independent investigations; Whereas t ...[+++]he international community can no longer ignore the situation in which the people of Algeria are trapped; Whereas NGOs in every country are calling insistently for intervention by the international community; Whereas the Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Kofi Annan, and the High Commission for Human Rights have voiced their concern about human rights abuses in Algeria; Whereas Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs has vigorously condemned " the terrorists who are committing these shameful attacks on women and men, young children and the elderly, all innocent and defenceless victims" The Committee recommends that the Minister of Foreign Affairs urge the Secretary General of the United Nations to use its inherent powers under the United Nations Charter to resolve the ungoing crisis in Algeria, and recommends also that the Minister of Foreign Affairs continue to reach the same goals by other means notably by sending a parliamentary delegation (with a mandate approved by the Committee) under the auspices of the Interparliamentary Union, the convening of an extraordinary session of the United Nations Human Rights Commission or any other form of international commission of inquiry.

By unanimous consent, the Committee resumed its consideration of the motion of Daniel Turp which reads as follows: That whereas civil war has been raging in Algeria since the implementation of emergency measures in September 1992; Whereas it is estimated that more than 80,000 people have lost their lives in this civil war; Whereas there has been since 1992 a steady increase in acts of violence and at the present time civilians are the primary targets; Whereas human rights are being violated; Whereas the Algerian Government refuses to acknowledge the crisis in which the country is plunged, repeating incessantly that any terrorism is now " residual" ; Whereas the Algerian Government has not brought to justice all the people responsible f ...[+++]or massacres of civilians and has not ordered any kind of independent investigations; Whereas the international community can no longer ignore the situation in which the people of Algeria are trapped; Whereas NGOs in every country are calling insistently for intervention by the international community; Whereas the Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Kofi Annan, and the High Commission for Human Rights have voiced their concern about human rights abuses in Algeria; Whereas Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs has vigorously condemned " the terrorists who are committing these shameful attacks on women and men, young children and the elderly, all innocent and defenceless victims" The Committee recommends that the Minister of Foreign Affairs urge the Secretary General of the United Nations to use its inherent powers under the United Nations Charter to resolve the ungoing crisis in Algeria, and recommends also that the Minister of Foreign Affairs continue to reach the same goals by other means notably by sending a parliamentary delegation (with a mandate approved by this Committee) under the auspices of the Interparliamentary Union, the convening of an extraordinary session of the United Nations Human ...

We recommend that the real per capita spending be held constant, that average annual growth of program spending be approximately 3%, which is the expected growth in population, plus inflation.

Hence the need for risk adjustment based on expected future cost of REALISED risk to show the REAL direct contribution to GDP.

However, it is to be noted that the actual additional funding, if any, to be allocated to the European Year 2012 depends on the real margin available emerging from the draft budget 2012 awaited for April 2011 and above all on the outcome of the negotiations between the two arms of the budgetary authority, which will take place in the second semester of this year.

An economic recovery is expected as from 2003, with real GDP growth gradually picking up to 3.1% in 2005.

If one visits Korea today, one of the first things Koreans will ask you as you discuss issues is, ``Are you going to be there again?'' Not so much these days, there is not the worry about the North, but when there was, certainly that was a real question, and there was the expectation that the answer would be, ``Yes,'' something that I think most Canadians, whether in government or not, have never even contemplated since the 1950s.