Translation of "translation of prévoit un droit de priorité " (French → English) :

The current Public Service Employment Regulations, which came into force in 2005, provide a two-year priority entitlement to all medically released men and women in uniform, which they can choose to activate within five years of their release, once they are fit to return to work.

Under the Treaty, the Commission may ask the Court of Justice to require a penalty payment or lump sum of a Member State which has failed to take the necessary measures to comply with a first judgment that it has failed to fulfil its obligations (Article 228 EC). [37] However, there is no general penalty for violating Community law, nor is it possible to impose a penalty likely to prevent repetition of the infringement under the EC Treaty.

In recognition of their service to Canada, budget 2013 promised to enhance employment opportunities in the federal public service for medically released Canadian Armed Forces personnel by creating a statutory hiring priority in the Public Service Employment Act for forces members who were medically released for service related reasons and by extending the duration of priority entitlements from two to five years for all medically released Canadian Armed Forces personnel.

2. Points out that the EU Strategy for Central Asia identifies seven priorities but provides only a low level of resources; notes accordingly that EU assistance funds are too limited to allow the EU to have an impact in all policy areas; urges the EU to develop a collective vision and to define and articulate its priorities better; points out that development cooperation with the Central Asian states can yield results only if these states comply with international standards of democracy, governance, the rule of law and human rights; points out likewise that EU development cooperation must not be subordinated to economic, energy or se ...[+++]curity interests;

1. Points out that the EU Strategy for Central Asia identifies seven priorities but provides only a low level of resources; notes accordingly that EU assistance funds are too limited to allow the EU to have an impact in all policy areas; urges the EU to develop a collective vision and to define and articulate its priorities better; points out that development cooperation with the Central Asian states can yield results only if these states comply with international standards of democracy, governance, the rule of law and human rights; points out likewise that EU development cooperation must not be subordinated to economic, energy or se ...[+++]curity interests;

9. Regrets that the Commission proposal does not stipulate if the allowances replace any social welfare benefits required under the national legislation; emphasises the risk of substituting social welfare payments required under the national legislation by the EGF support; is of the view that the fund should be primarily allocated to training and job search as well as occupational orientation programs and promotion of entrepreneurship, acting complementarily to national institutions and not substituting employment benefit or any oth ...[+++]er social welfare payments which are the responsibility of national institutions under national laws;

G. whereas the last CBD COP meeting took a step towards enhancing the role of representatives of indigenous peoples and local communities in further negotiations on ABS and their right to determine priorities on their territories as defined in the 2007 UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,

Under the Nunavut land claim agreement a wildlife management system has been created that reflects the traditional and current levels, patterns and character of Inuit harvesting and avoids unnecessary interference in the exercise of the rights, priorities and privileges to harvest.

Section 43 of the PSEA provides the PSC with the discretionary authority to not apply a priority right if, by domino effect, it would create a new priority right by requiring another person to be declared surplus.

Section 43 of the PSEA provides the PSC with the discretionary authority to not apply a priority right if, by domino effect, it would create a new priority right by requiring another person to be declared surplus.