Traduction de «Assistante à la publicité » (Français → Anglais) :

3. The provisions of this Directive concerning comparative advertising shall not oblige Member States which, in compliance with the provisions of the Treaty, maintain or introduce advertising bans regarding certain goods or services, whether imposed directly or by a body or organisation responsible, under the law of the Member States, for regulating the exercise of a commercial, industrial, craft or professional activity, to permit comparative advertising regarding those goods or services.

In terms of home-based ECE and the assistance, $14,916 is their average annual income, but that includes the assistance, not just the home-based operators.

With the development of new advertising techniques, such as split screen, interactive advertising and virtual advertising and the increasing use of new forms of advertising, questions about the proper interpretation of the rules on advertising in the Television without Frontiers (TVWF) Directive, and the compatibility of these practices therewith, have repeatedly been put to the Commission.

The Commission sets out to clarify how the TWF Directive should be applied to certain advertising practices (e.g. mini-spots, telepromotions) and to new advertising techniques (split-screen advertising, virtual advertising and interactive advertising).

A few of the patronage appointments to the Immigration and Refugee Board include Gary McCauley, the defeated Liberal member of Parliament and Pierre Trudeau's former executive assistant; Dorothy Davey, the wife of former senator Keith Davey; Elke Homsi, a campaign worker for the Minister of the Environment and long time aid to Ontario MPP Tony Ruprecht and assistant to various Ontario Liberal MPs.

Member States : an action plan The resolution also calls on the Member States to : a) promote a diversified and realistic picture of the skills and potential of women and men in society; b) take action aimed at disseminating this image by implementing measures with a view to : - providing appropriate measures to ensure respect for human dignity and an absence of discrimination on grounds of sex; - implementing and/or encouraging regular information and awareness campaigns to : promote awareness in advertising agencies, the media and the public so that they can identify material in advertising and the media which is discriminatory on gr ...[+++]ounds of sex; promote in advertising and the media a diversified and realistic picture of the skills and potential of women and men in society; - supporting and/or promoting fora for discussion, consultation, monitoring where appropriate within a framework of voluntary self- regulation - and follow-up with regard to material in advertising and the media which is discriminatory on grounds of sex; - supporting studies and initiatives which increase awareness in advertising agencies and the media so that, in the course of their activities, they give greater priority to equality of opportunity and contribute to a more balanced sharing of responsibilities, in particular in public, political, economic, professional, social and family life; - placing special importance on values connected with equality of opportunity in all its forms and at all levels of education and training, particularly training for professions in advertising and the media; - promoting the balanced participation of women and men in production bodies, administrative bodies and decision-making posts.