Traduction de «decision a quo » (Anglais → Français) :

quash the decision a quo [ set aside the decision a quo ]

a quo

decision (EU) [ Commission Decision | Community decision | Council Decision | decision of the European Central Bank | decision of the European Council | decision of the European Parliament | European Council decision ]

implementing decision [ Commission implementing decision | Council implementing decision ]

Council Decision on own resources | Council Decision on the system of own resources of the European Union | Council Decision on the system of the European Communities' own resources | Own Resources Decision

advanced practice clinical decision-making | taking decisions applying advanced practice | application of advanced practice with regard to clinical decision-making | clinical decision-making at advanced practice

criminal decision | criminal law decision | decision in criminal matters

clearance decision | clearance of accounts decision | decisions on clearance of accounts

In this last respect, the situation is different for Greece, where the status quo is that Member States have suspended the Dublin transfers to Greece, in implementation of the European Court of Human Rights M.S.S. vs. Belgium and Greece judgment, followed by the decision in N.S. v. UK of the Court of Justice of the European Union, which confirmed the existence of systemic deficiencies in the asylum procedure and in the reception conditions of asylum seekers in Greece.

That's the status quo under which we made our investment decisions, and we feel it's only fair and acting in good faith to continue that status quo as we have invested here.

If we're going to move away from the status quo and we're going to in fact balance the public interest, would it be your opinion that such a move from the status quo has to be on a gradual and evolutionary basis, rather than some quick decision that may trigger some cataclysmic event that could lead to significant adverse impacts, not only on the public, but on the sectors you're talking about?

2. Regrets that, for the fourth consecutive year, the Council decided not to follow the recommendation of the Commission during its last meeting on 11 December 2012 and has not yet opened accession negotiations; nevertheless believes that the European Council conclusions, unanimously endorsed for a time-bound decision based on a further report by the Commission, represent a genuine step forward, recognising the importance of sufficient progress on key areas as drafted in the European Council’s December 2012 conclusions; congratulates the Enlargement Commissioner on his initiatives and calls on him to include an assessment of the cost o ...[+++]f non-enlargement, including the major risks for the country in case of prolongation of the status quo, in his forthcoming report; welcomes the Spring report of 16 April 2013 from the European Commission and calls on the Irish Presidency to conduct intense diplomacy to achieve a satisfactory outcome aimed at a Council decision to open the negotiations before the end of June 2013;