Traduction de «Foreign licence right » (Anglais → Français) :

2. CCPs and trading venues established in third countries may only request a licence and the access rights in accordance with Article 37 provided that the Commission has adopted a decision in accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article that the legal and supervisory framework of that third country is considered to provide for an effective equivalent system under which CCPs and trading venues authorised in foreign jurisdictions are permitted access on a fair reasonable and non-discriminatory basis to:

15. Considers that the Union should concentrate its support on the transition to democracy, respect for human rights and freedoms, women’s rights and minority rights, the development of institutional capacities, judicial reform, the development of non‑governmental organisations and improvement of the business environment; welcomes the Foreign Affairs Council’s decision of 21 August 2013 to suspend licences for the export to Egypt ...[+++]of any equipment used for internal repression and to reassess export licences covered by the EU common position;

14. Welcomes the decision by the Foreign Affairs Council of 21 August 2013 for Member States to suspend export licences to Egypt for any equipment which might be used for internal repression, to reassess export licences and to review their security assistance with Egypt; regrets nonetheless that this decision was long overdue and calls for clarification of the scope of this decision and its implementation; calls on the Member States strictly to implement the EU Common Position on arms exports as well as the human ...[+++]rights provisions in the Arms Trade Treaty, and to suspend immediately any arms exports and security assistance to the Egyptian police, armed forces or any other security force;

65. Stresses that the success of the Directive, in particular as regards licences for transfers between companies, largely depends on the confidence that the Member States have in each other's export controls; urges the Member States to comply strictly with the obligations set out in Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment, and to make sure they rigorously assess all licence applications against all the eight criteria as required; calls on the Vice-President/High Representative to evaluate Member States' compliance, in the context of the review of the ...[+++] Common Position, in light of both trade and foreign policy considerations, including the respect of human rights and democratic principles in importing countries;

Let me assure my colleagues that under the proposed act it would be an important part of the Minister of Foreign Affairs' job to weigh the risks and the benefits of granting a licence, and under what conditions, with the goal of striking a right balance: to encourage Canada's technological development and economic prosperity while at the same time safeguarding our security through smart regulations (1320) Certain states have implem ...[+++]ented similar legislation to regulate remote sensing systems.

Many countries where EU interests are present have good offers on the table in this moment : Hongkong (where it guarantees access in all forms : subsidiary, branch acquisition; national treatment also guaranteed. A wide range of cross border services are also bound under GATS); Singapore (where it offers open access to its offshore banking market. New access to the very much smaller domestic market is still not permitted but the rights of the foreign banks are protected by national treatment guarantees); Australia (where it dropped its ban on new market entry for "full licence" ...[+++] commercial banks. It now also allows direct branching in a large part of the banking market), even Korea is gradually increasing levels of portfolio investment in Korean firms, the discretionary "economic needs tests" in banking, securities and insurance are disappearing; access to investment advisory and asset management business could be improved in a GATS deal by the end of July.