Traduction de «successful and legitimate » (Anglais → Français) :

succession by a natural child in the absence of legitimate heirs

doctrine of legitimate expectations | legitimate expectation | principle of legitimate expectations | principle of protection of legitimate expectations | principle of the protection of legitimate expectations

legitimation by recognition [ legitimation by acknowledgment | legitimation by acknowledgement | legitimization by recognition | legitimization by acknowledgment | legitimization by acknowledgement ]

legitimation by subsequent marriage [ legitimation per subsequens matrimonium | legitimization by subsequent marriage | legitimization per subsequens matrimonium ]

successive approximation a/d converter | successive approximation analog/digital converter | successive approximation analogue/digital converter | successive approximation converter

legitimate child [ legitimate infant | legitimate minor ]

successful completion of probation | successful completion of a probationary period | success on probation

success of a popular initiative | success of an initiative

succession of cutting | succession of cuttings

With a view to successfully restructuring milk production or improving the environment, Member States may, in accordance with detailed rules which they shall lay down taking account of the legitimate interests of the parties concerned:

Where necessary, national courts must be involved to safeguard the interests of stakeholders. The debtor will benefit from a time-limited ''breathing space'' of a maximum of four months from enforcement action in order to facilitate negotiations and successful restructuring. Dissenting minority creditors and shareholders will not be able to block restructuring plans but their legitimate interests will be safeguarded. New financing will be specifically protected increasing the chances of a successful restructuring. Throughout the preve ...[+++]ntive restructuring procedures, workers will enjoy full labour law protection in accordance with the existing EU legislation. Training, specialisation of practitioners and courts, and the use of technology (e.g. online filing of claims, notifications to creditors) will improve the efficiency and length of insolvency, restructuring and second chance procedures.

18. Deplores the fact that the CSRs suffer from lack of ownership at national level, making it difficult to coordinate democratically legitimate national economic policies with European recommendations, as well as from an insufficient democratic accountability mechanism; calls, in this context, for an increased role for national parliaments and local and regional authorities, and also for relevant national and European stakeholders, such as representatives of civil society, in the preparation and drawing-up of the National Reform Programmes (NRPs); welcomes the existing cooperation, and calls for more ambitious cooperation, between nat ...[+++]ional parliaments and the European Parliament in discussing the CSRs, sharing best practices and improving the European Semester process; underlines that the implementation of CSRs in political, legal and economic terms could be enhanced by a transparent cooperation between the Commission and the Member State concerned, which should start during the preparatory phase of the Annual Growth Survey and should continue until the recommendations for specific countries are officially approved; stresses that increased ownership, higher transparency and democratic accountability are crucial factors for the approval and successful implementation of the CSRs and, in the longer term, for the success of the Europe 2020 strategy;

In those circumstances, it was entirely legitimate for the vacancy notice to provide that the recruitment of a temporary agent would be at grade AD 5 whilst providing that an EU official in one of the grades AD 5 to AD 14 would be appointed in his existing grade, and the principle of equal treatment was not infringed so far as eligibility for EU officials and for staff from the national diplomatic services of the Member States to assume all positions under equivalent conditions and the grading of the successful candidate were concerne ...[+++]d.