Traduction de «Slow-acting protection » (Anglais → Français) :

34. Welcomes progress in improving child protection and establishing a solid legal basis and strategies for increasing respect for children's rights and reforming the child welfare system; is however concerned about the slow pace of implementation of the legislation adopted, especially concerning children with disabilities, many of whom remain effectively excluded from society, and the development of child protection services at the local level; is particularly concerned about the rise in juvenile violence; in this respect calls on the authorities to act vigorously to implement pre-emptive measures and to take all necessary steps to e ...[+++]radicate violence from schools;

34. Welcomes progress in improving child protection and establishing a solid legal basis and strategies for increasing respect for children's rights and reforming the child welfare system; is however concerned about the slow pace of implementation of the legislation adopted, especially concerning children with disabilities, many of whom remain effectively excluded from society, and the development of child protection services at the local level; is particularly concerned about the rise in juvenile violence; in this respect calls on the authorities to act vigorously to implement pre-emptive measures and to take all necessary steps to e ...[+++]radicate violence from schools;

32. Welcomes progress in improving child protection and establishing a solid legal basis and strategies for increasing respect for children’s rights and reforming the child welfare system; is however concerned about the slow pace of implementation of the legislation adopted, especially concerning children with disabilities, many of whom remain effectively excluded from society, and the development of child protection services at the local level; is particularly concerned about the rise in juvenile violence; in this respect calls on the authorities to act vigorously to implement pre-emptive measures and to take all necessary steps to e ...[+++]radicate violence from schools;

5. Recognises the fact that the EU has only limited power to control ships in transit through its waters; therefore calls on the Council to act quickly to grant the Commission the mandate to negotiate on behalf of all 15 Member States within the International Maritime Organisation, with particular regard to the establishment of more stringent rules on Port State Control in third countries, the development of a Flag State audit procedure aimed at combating flags of convenience, as defined by the Paris Memorandum of Understanding, and the proper implementation of compulsory shipping routes and pilotage and the restriction of shipping in d ...[+++]esignated Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas in order to protect sensitive coastlines; given the slow process of decision-making at IMO level, calls on the Commission simultaneously to initiate bilateral negotiations with key third countries with a view to improving the safety of ships in transit through EU waters;

9. Recognises the fact that the EU has only limited power to control ships in transit through its waters; therefore calls on the Council to act quickly to grant the Commission the mandate to negotiate on behalf of all 15 Member States within the International Maritime Organisation, with particular regard to the establishment of more stringent rules on Port State Control in third countries, the development of a Flag State audit procedure aimed at combating flags of convenience, and the proper implementation of compulsory shipping routes and the restriction of shipping in designated PSSAs in order to ...[+++]protect sensitive coastlines; given the slow process of decision-making at IMO level, calls on the Commission simultaneously to initiate bilateral negotiations with key third countries with a view to improving the safety of ships in transit through EU waters;

The principles laid out in section 3 of the Young Offenders Act are entirely appropriate and should be maintained without amendment, in particular paragraphs 3(1)(a.1) and 3(1)(c.1), which stem from a very slow evolution in thinking on the part of judges, who have gradually come to define a delicate and difficult balance between protecting society, ensuring that young people are accountable and guaranteeing that young people's needs are protected.