Traduction de «Association américaine des industries électroniques » (Français → Anglais) :

American Electronics Association | AEA [Abbr.]

Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association | Cema [Abbr.]

Record Industry Association of America | Recording Industry Association of America | RIAA [Abbr.]

Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers Association of Canada [ EEMAC | Electronic Industries Association of Canada | Canadian Electrical Manufacturers Association | Radio-Electronics-Television Manufacturers Association of Canada ]

Latin American Association of Industries of Canned and Related Goods

Latin American Association of Capital Goods Industries

R. whereas in his Presidential Policy Directive on Signals Intelligence Activities of 17 January 2014 and the related speech, US President Barack Obama stated that mass electronic surveillance is necessary for the United States to protect its national security, its citizens and the citizens of US allies and partners, as well as to advance its foreign policy interests; whereas this policy directive contains certain principles regarding the collection, use and sharing of signals intelligence and extends certain safeguards to non-US persons, partly providing for treatment equivalent to that enjoyed by US citizens, including safeguards for the ...[+++] personal information of all individuals regardless of their nationality or residence; whereas, however, President Obama did not call for any concrete proposals, particularly regarding the prohibition of mass surveillance activities and the introduction of administrative and judicial redress for non-US persons;

Q. whereas in his Presidential Policy Directive on Signals Intelligence Activities of 17 January 2014 and the related speech, US President Barack Obama stated that mass electronic surveillance is necessary for the United States to protect its national security, its citizens and the citizens of US allies and partners, as well as to advance its foreign policy interests; whereas this policy directive contains certain principles regarding the collection, use and sharing of signals intelligence and extends certain safeguards to non-US persons, partly providing for treatment equivalent to that enjoyed by US citizens, including safeguards for the ...[+++] personal information of all individuals regardless of their nationality or residence; whereas, however, President Obama did not call for any concrete proposals, particularly regarding the prohibition of mass surveillance activities and the introduction of administrative and judicial redress for non-US persons;

In October 2012 a conference on “Best Practices in Management and Stewardship of Used Electronics” in Washington brought together the representatives of the U.S. Government and the European Commission as well as European and American companies and trade associations to explore new paths for transatlantic co-operation in the area of electronic waste management.

29. Calls for the enhancement of the Financial Markets Regulatory Dialogue via a bi-annual policy review of transatlantic financial services matters between the European Parliament, the Commission, the relevant US authorities, and the economic committees of the US Congress, to take place before and after every annual EU-US summit; commends the work done so far by industry members such as the Futures and Options Association;