Traduction de «general practice partner » (Anglais → Français) :

(11) The Union is committed in relations with its partners worldwide to promoting sustainable development, free and fair trade and decent work for all along with ratification and effective implementation of the internationally recognised labour standards and multilateral environmental agreements. This Regulation should be used as a tool for supporting international competitiveness and contributing to a reduction in the risk of protectionism, while promoting European values and commercial interests, and as an instrument for free and fair trade that can bring into general practice ...[+++] the effective inclusion and implementation of social and environmental standards with partner countries, including promotion of new forms of employment policies and the creation of jobs meeting International Labour Organization (ILO) decent work standards and growth opportunities for European industries and small and medium-sized enterprises.

under the direction of the Assembly of Members coordinate the policies, procedures, tools and practices across the Scientific Partners, make proposals to the ECRIN-ERIC Director-General to optimise the quality and efficiency of services, and monitor the performance of the ECRIN-ERIC Scientific Partners to ensure the high quality of service provision.

18. Considers that human rights defenders in third countries will be better protected by making the EU human rights dialogues more effective; stresses the need to systematically raise the situation of human rights defenders in all political and human rights dialogues and in trade negotiations with third countries, and more generally the situation and the improvement of the right to freedom of association, in national legislations, regulations and practices, reminding partners of the responsibility of States to en ...[+++]sure that all the obligations and rights embodied in the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders are included in national law, including the right to freedom of association, freedom of assembly and the right to receive domestic and foreign funding in full transparency and in respect of their autonomy of decision, as well as freedom of expression, which is a right essential to the work of human rights defenders; underlines that partner states should also be reminded of the obligation and the responsibility to protect and promote respect of human rights defenders and their work, by creating conditions that fully enable the exercise of advocacy, monitoring and reporting on human rights;

18) Considers that human rights defenders in third countries will be better protected by making the EU human rights dialogues more effective; stresses the need to systematically raise the situation of human rights defenders in all political and human rights dialogues and in trade negotiations with third countries, and more generally the situation and the improvement of the right to freedom of association, in national legislations, regulations and practices, reminding partners of the responsibility of States to en ...[+++]sure that all the obligations and rights embodied in the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders are included in national law, including the right to freedom of association, freedom of assembly and the right to receive domestic and foreign funding in full transparency and in respect of their autonomy of decision, as well as freedom of expression, which is a right essential to the work of human rights defenders; underlines that partner states should also be reminded of the obligation and the responsibility to protect and promote respect of human rights defenders and their work, by creating conditions that fully enable the exercise of advocacy, monitoring and reporting on human rights;

More generally, the social partners should step up their cooperation and organise activities targeted at their partners in the candidate countries (exchanges of best practice, capacity building, and so on).

Nevertheless, a majority of the Member States expressed agreement in principle to the main elements of the proposal, in particular the aim of establishing a general framework laying down minimum requirements and recognition of the importance of collective bargaining and the role of the social partners in compliance with national practice, the scope of application of the directive and the broad lines of the framework (benefits of the procedures and spirit of cooperation bet ...[+++]ween the social partners, leaving it up to the Member States to adopt more detailed provisions, and protection of confidentiality of sensitive information).