Traduction de «common legal interest » (Anglais → Français) :

Senator Atkins is active in the Canadian Diabetes Association; Senator Bacon with OXFAM Quebec; Senator Champagne with L'Institut québécois du cinéma and l'Union des artistes; Senator Callbeck with Camp Abbey and the P.E.I. Business Women's Association; Senator Carstairs is involved with the Kinsmen, UNICEF, the mentally handicapped and, of course, palliative care; Senator Cook with the Pottle Centre, a non-profit societal centre for mental health; Senator Cools is involved with organizations that help battered women and families troubled by domestic violence; Senator Cordy in the Phoenix House, a shelter for homeless youth in Metro Halifax; Senator Fairbairn with Friends of the Paralympics, a group she founded to raise money for t ...[+++]he Canadian Paralympic Committee and, of course, her support for many literacy groups; Senator Fox's interest in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and Tennis Canada; Senator Kinsella, the Speaker, is interested in human rights and international justice; Senator Di Nino in the Distress Centre of Toronto and Crime Stoppers; Senator Furey for Boy Scouts of Canada; Senator Hays for the Calgary District Foundation, as well as the Calgary YMCA; Senator Jaffer has interests in the YWCA; Senator Lapointe in the Jean Lapointe Foundation, which fights alcoholism and other addictions in Quebec; Senator LeBreton for her interest in health and mental health issues and, of course, an organization that we all support that is very close to Senator LeBreton, which is Mothers Against Drunk Driving; Senator Merchant and her support of Canadian Parents for French and her interest in immigrant women, particularly in the Greek community; Senator Nancy Ruth for her interest in LEAF, Women's Legal Education and Action Fund; Senator Angus for his interest in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Homes Foundation, a Montreal residence for senior citizens; Senator Munson's interest in Child and Youth Friendly Ottawa and the Paralympics and, of course, autism ...

To do so is, after all, in the common European interest, and that is why it is also in the common interest that these legal bases should be established as soon as possible.

A common legal base is appropriate since our relations with all these countries are based on common values and shared interests.

The European Union, with its common currency, common internal market and common legal system, has a common interest in also implementing a credible common security and defence policy.

It is interesting to note that the fact that the two Houses are distinct legal entities is respected by the provision that, where the parliamentary code is concerned, only a senator is able to lodge a charge against a senator, and only a member of the House of Commons is able to lodge a complaint against another member of the House of Commons.

RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS "The Council Recalls the importance of its conclusions of 15 March 1993 and 14 March 1995 concerning the Community's external relations in the air transport sector; Considers that air routes between the Member States and the United States are of major importance to Community carriers; Stresses the need to strengthen the competitiveness of Community carriers on these routes and to take account of the interests of users and of the different regions of the Community; Takes note of the work to ensure that the positions of the Member States are consistent wherever needed; Agrees on th ...[+++]e need to continue examining the recommendation for a decision on the negotiations with the United States and the reflections under way on the definition of a platform of common principles; and in this context asks the Commission to carry out a detailed analysis showing whether Community-level negotiations would objectively obtain better results for all Member States and to define a common interest; In this connection requests the Commission better to define the economic implications of comprehensive negotiations for the Community and its Member States in each of the areas identified within the Working Party on Aviation; Stresses the need to study further the problems raised, especially the legal problems, particularly in the light of Opinion 1/94 of the Court of Justice of the European Communities; Consequently calls upon the Permanent Representatives Committee, assisted by the Working Party on Aviation, to prepare a fresh report for the Council meeting in December 1995 suggesting guidelines or priority decisions, in the light also of the detailed analysis of the above elements".