Traduction de «level non-response » (Anglais → Français) :

be ultimately accountable in inland water transportation | ensure safety of vessel, crew and passengers | assume highest level of responsibility in inland water transportation | assume senior responsibility on board a ship

higher level of responsibility

Great Lakes Water-Level Emergency Response Program

level of non-response | non-response rate

sound level meter set to impulse response

fast response of the sound-level meter

assess responses to radiation | judge radiation response | analyse radiation response | assess radiation response

emergency response personnel planning | personnel allocation in emergency response | personnel planning in emergency response | planning of personnel in emergency response

administrative responsibility [ civil servant's responsibility | responsibility of an administration ]

In Italy, as in other countries in which a significant level of responsibility for generating tax revenue is devolved to the regional and local level, there is a need for an explicit mechanism of transfers from more to less prosperous areas if the latter are not to be disadvantaged by having either to impose higher taxes or accepting lower levels of public expenditure and the lower standards of service which this is likely to imply.

The high-level group responsible for evaluating the level of mobility amongst researchers in Europe and identifying obstacles to mobility and ways round them completed its work in April 2001 with the publication of a report on improving mobility amongst researchers.

Considers that Member States should, when not already the case, establish or recognise public agencies or dedicated bodies like an adjudicator, at national level with responsibility for enforcing action to combat unfair practices in the food supply chain; takes the view that public agencies of this kind can facilitate enforcement, e.g. by being empowered to open and conduct investigations on their own initiative and on the basis of informal information or complaints dealt with on a confidential basis (thus overcoming the ‘fear factor’), and can act as a mediator between the parties involved; stresses the need for mutual recognition and ...[+++] effective cooperation at EU level between national authorities to ensure sharing of relevant information, particularly on good practice, and expertise concerning new types of UTPs, acting in full respect for the principle of subsidiarity.

It adopts a cross-sectoral approach and therefore connects the different levels of responsibility from private entities to public administration – in particular at local level - to the individual citizen.