Traduction de «greek press » (Anglais → Français) :

competent in Ancient Greek | Greek from ancient times | ability to comprehend spoken and written Ancient Greek and to speak and write in Ancient Greek | Ancient Greek

show competency in written Ancient Greek | writing Ancient Greek | correspond in written Ancient Greek | write Ancient Greek

interpret written Ancient Greek | read Ancient Greek | comprehend written Ancient Greek | understand written Ancient Greek

Greek-Canadian Cultural Centre [ GCCA | Greek-Canadian Community Association ]

Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Toronto (Canada) [ Greek Orthodox Church (Canada) ]

Greek Orthodox Community of Laval [ The Greek Orthodox Community of the City of Laval ]

Federation of Greek Shipowners | Union of Greek Shipowners | UGS [Abbr.]

Federation of Greek Industries | Greek Confederation of Industry | SEB [Abbr.] | SVVE [Abbr.]

General Confederation of Greek Workers | Greek General Confederation of Labour | GGCL [Abbr.]

In its answer to my question E-5029/08 , the Commission states that it 'has not received any complaints so far regarding the adjudication of public service contracts for maritime transport to the Greek islands'. I should like to draw the Commission's attention to the fact that numerous articles in the Greek press refer to (a) complaints from the President of the Union of Greek Coastal Shipowners concerning lack of transparency in tendering procedures, (b) a complaint from a shipowner concerning blackmail and bribery surrounding State aid for non-profitable ferry services, (c) a ruling by the Hellenic Competition Commission against the co ...[+++]mpany 'Sea Star', which controls ANEK, a company receiving State aid, and (d) an increase in State aid - 100 million euro this year and a further 200 million over the last five years - allocated directly without any transparency.

Following press reports, the Commission sent several requests for information to the Greek authorities, to clarify whether the company had received state aid.

According to reports in the Greek press (e.g. the newspaper Ethnos of 17 July 2006, etc.), the European Court of Human Rights has ruled in favour of an appeal lodged by a Greek building cooperative whose property had been confiscated by the Greek State (for decades) as being 'woodland', despite the fact that the Greek State itself had officially recognised that cooperative and 325 other cooperatives and that their members had paid their contributions regularly and continue to do so.

According to reports in the Greek press, as well as in the Turkish press, according to Le Journal du Dimanche , depleted uranium shells have been used by the Greek and the Turkish navies in exercises in the Aegean and the Ionian Seas for the last ten years.