Traduction de «monitor the implementation » (Anglais → Français) :

monitoring programme implementation and guiding the work of the sectoral monitoring committee as defined in Article 59, notably by providing the documents necessary for monitoring the quality of implementation of the programmes.

U. The Ombudsman and the Committee on Petitions have received many petitions and approaches from citizens citing the Charter, although there are numerous apparent misunderstandings of its scope or level of protection. Nevertheless they have been in the forefront of those who have actively deployed the Charter in the interests of the citizen. They have upheld complaints and used their powers of own initiative over discrimination in the recruitment and employment policies of the EU institutions in respect of age, sex, race, freedom of expression and parental leave. They also apply systematically the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour to seek to give effect to the provisions of the Charter. They consider that the Charter should be binding ...[+++]whenever Community law is being applied. The Committee on Petitions and the European Ombudsman and his network of national ombudsmen could play an important role in promoting and monitoring the implementation of the Charter, and the Ombudsman could be empowered to refer important fundamental rights cases to the Court of Justice;

U. The Ombudsman and the Committee on Petitions have received very many petitions and approaches from citizens citing the Charter, although there are numerous apparent misunderstandings of its scope or level of protection. Nevertheless they have been in the forefront of those who have actively deployed the Charter in the interests of the citizen. They have upheld complaints and used their powers of own initiative over discrimination in the recruitment and employment policies of the EU institutions in respect of age, sex, race, freedom of expression and parental leave. They also apply systematically the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour to seek to give effect to the provisions of the Charter. They consider that the Charter should be bind ...[+++]ing whenever Community law is being applied. The Committee on Petitions and the European Ombudsman and his network of national ombudsmen could play an important role in promoting and monitoring the implementation of the Charter, and the Ombudsman could be empowered to refer important fundamental rights cases to the Court of Justice;

U. The Ombudsman and the Committee on Petitions have received very many petitions and approaches from citizens citing the Charter but apparently misunderstanding its scope or level of protection. Nevertheless they have been in the forefront of those who have actively deployed the Charter in the interests of the citizen. They have upheld complaints and used their powers of own initiative over discrimination in the recruitment and employment policies of the EU institutions in respect of age, sex, race, freedom of expression and parental leave. They also apply systematically the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour to seek to give effect to the provisions of the Charter. They consider that the Charter should be binding whenever Community law ...[+++]is being applied. The Committee on Petitions and the European Ombudsman and his network of national ombudsmen could play an important role in promoting and monitoring the implementation of the Charter, and the Ombudsman could be empowered to refer important fundamental rights cases to the Court of Justice;

I can sum up the basic elements of this tool in seven points. One, it supports and helps the structures in the Member States to collate data and analyse and research the situation in all the Member States. Two, it helps us work together and develop joint social indicators, for the first time. Three, it supports the procedures used to monitor and implement national action plan programmes on employment. Four, it supports the exchange of best practices and programmes. Five, it involves all the agencies, local authorities, non-governmental organisations, governments, foundations and universities. Six – and I should like to highlight this poi ...[+++]nt – it specifically involves associations of people who are the victims of poverty and exclusion and, seven, it allows us to raise public awareness of the huge problem of poverty, which cannot be dealt with simply by governments and European programmes but which needs to galvanise the whole of society into action.

Council Decision 96/749/JHA of 16 December 1996 on monitoring the implementation of instruments adopted by the Council concerning illegal immigration, readmission, the unlawful employment of third-country nationals and cooperation in the implementation of expulsion orders.