Traduction de «business judgment rule » (Anglais → Français) :

(e) a conviction against, or ruling, order or judgment in favour of or against, the Federal Business Development Bank may be enforced by or against the Bank.

We need a regulatory environment that features rules and guidelines, oversight and, where appropriate, sanctions, but it must not unduly restrict the freedom and flexibility that businesses need to succeed, nor should it prevent them from obtaining the full benefit of a professional accounting community that exercises its professional judgment.

Annex I to this report presents a number of other important rulings such as the judgments clarifying the relationship - in an online environment - between the protection of intellectual property rights and other fundamental rights, such as the freedom to conduct business and the protection of personal data[24], or referring to human dignity as regards the issue of the patentability of human embryos created through therapeutic cloning[25], or analysing the principle of non-discrimination on grounds of age in light of the right to negot ...[+++]iate and conclude collective agreements[26].

In civil matters, directly applicable regulations allow citizens and businesses involved in cross border legal disputes to know which courts have jurisdiction, and what rules apply to the recognition of a judgment given in another Member State.

IVCOMMON REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS AND SERVICES PAGEREF _Toc504369403 \h IV?Framework Directive and specific Directives PAGEREF _Toc504369404 \h IV?Sixth report on the implementation of the telecommunications regulatory package PAGEREF _Toc504369405 \h IVDIGITAL CONTENT PROGRAMME PAGEREF _Toc504369406 \h VCREATING THE ".EU" TOP LEVEL DOMAIN NAME PAGEREF _Toc504369407 \h VACTION PLAN "eEUROPE AN INFORMATION SOCIETY FOR ALL" PAGEREF _Toc504369408 \h VOTHER BUSINESS PAGEREF _Toc504369409 \h V?Communication on the results of the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC 2000) PAGEREF _Toc504369410 \h V?Communication on the creation of a safer Information Society to improve the security of information and to comb ...[+++]at cybercrime PAGEREF _Toc504369411 \h VIITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATE PAGEREF _Toc504369412 \h VIEXTERNAL RELATIONS PAGEREF _Toc504369413 \h VI--CCEE Rules of origin PAGEREF _Toc504369414 \h VI--LIFE programme - Hungary PAGEREF _Toc504369415 \h VI--Agricultural products: autonomous measures Poland PAGEREF _Toc504369416 \h VI--Steel exports: double-checking system Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic PAGEREF _Toc504369417 \h VI--Dual-use items and technology PAGEREF _Toc504369418 \h VII--Relations with Russia PAGEREF _Toc504369419 \h VII--Relations with Cyprus PAGEREF _Toc504369420 \h VII--Relations with Tunisia PAGEREF _Toc504369421 \h VII--Relations with Croatia PAGEREF _Toc504369422 \h VII--Least developed countries preparation for the Third UN Conference PAGEREF _Toc504369423 \h VII--Situation in African countries PAGEREF _Toc504369424 \h VIII--Western Balkans EU Monitoring Mission PAGEREF _Toc504369425 \h VIII--Exchange between officials of the Council and officials of national administrations PAGEREF _Toc504369426 \h VIIIENLARGEMENT PAGEREF _Toc504369427 \h VIII--Union common positions PAGEREF _Toc504369428 \h VIIICOMMERCIAL QUESTIONS PAGEREF _Toc504369429 \h VIII--Anti-dumping: polyester fibres India, ...

This will require the following objectives to be set: - the establishment of common rules on the entry, residence and status of nationals from non-member countries in the Union; - the effective mutual recognition of judgments by national courts; - the adoption of measures to combat all forms of crime and fraud; - stimulation of effective cooperation between public administrations of the Member States. 2. 2 Adjusting instruments and methods - replacement of unanimity by qualified majority voting as a general rule; - closer involvem ...[+++]ent of the European Parliament; - extension of the Commission's power of initiative in all the fields concerned; - providing the Union with more effective legal instruments than the common position, joint action or international agreements; - decisions to be subject to review by the Court of Justice; - simplification of the Council's present working structures; - transfer of justice and home affairs to the Community framework, with the exception of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and police cooperation; - incorporation of the content of the Schengen Agreement in the Treaty. 3. Simplifying and democratizing Europe 3.1 Making the Union more open and democratic - push forward the application of the subsidiarity principle; - closer involvement of national parliaments in Union business by giving them timely access to all the information they need; - simplification and consolidation of the Treaties as far as is possible.