Traduction de «foreign national service » (Anglais → Français) :

The way the bill now defines “foreign national” includes refugees, and it prevents a foreign national from being admissible if that person has to rely on social services.

L. whereas the protection enjoyed by EU citizens depends on the legal situation in the individual Member States, which varies very substantially, and whereas in some cases parliamentary monitoring bodies do not even exist, so that the degree of protection can hardly be said to be adequate; whereas it is in the fundamental interests of European citizens that their national parliaments should have a specific, formally structured monitoring committee responsible for supervising and scrutinising the activities of the intelligence services; whereas even wher ...[+++]e monitoring bodies do exist, there is a strong temptation for them to concentrate more on the activities of domestic intelligence services, rather than those of foreign intelligence services, since as a rule it is only the former which affect their own citizens; whereas it would be an encouragement for proportionate interference practices, if intelligence services were obliged to notify a citizen whose communications have been intercepted of this fact afterwards, for example five years after the interception took place,

L. whereas the protection enjoyed by EU citizens depends on the legal situation in the individual Member States, which varies very substantially, and whereas in some cases parliamentary monitoring bodies do not even exist, so that the degree of protection can hardly be said to be adequate; whereas it is in the fundamental interests of European citizens that their national parliaments should have a specific, formally structured monitoring committee responsible for supervising and scrutinising the activities of the intelligence services; whereas even wher ...[+++]e monitoring bodies do exist, there is a strong temptation for them to concentrate more on the activities of domestic intelligence services, rather than those of foreign intelligence services, since as a rule it is only the former which affect their own citizens; whereas it would be an encouragement for proportionate interference practices, if intelligence services were obliged to notify a citizen whose communications have been intercepted of this fact afterwards, for instance five years after the interception took place,

Portuguese ministerial order no 17568 of 6 February 1960 establishing principles for the authorisation of aerial photographs states that bodies or persons of foreign nationality wishing to engage in this activity as part of a supply of services will be authorised to do so only in duly justified cases.

The Court of Justice has already considered (Case C-20/92 Anthony Hubbard v Peter Hamburger [1993] ECR 3777) that the imposition of a cautio iudicatum solvi only against European Union (EU) citizens or firms and not foreign nationals constitutes a barrier to the free movement of services, in breach of Article 59 of the EC Treaty.

" (1.9) No individual shall be convicted of an offence under this Act if (a) the offence is alleged to have been committed in the course of the operation of a vessel, and (b) at the time when the offence is alleged to have been committed, the individual is a master, officer or member of the crew of the vessel, or is in the service of the vessel on board the vessel, unless it is proved that (c) the individual acted intentionally or recklessly, and (d) if, at the time when the offence is alleged to have been committed, the individual is a foreign national ...[+++] and the vessel is a foreign vessel, the offence was committed in the internal waters or territorial sea of Canada (1.91) Subsection (1.9) is not a bar to the conviction under this Act of a vessel or a person other than an individual described in paragraph (1.9)(b) in respect of the conduct of an individual described in that paragraph'. '.