Traduction de «Attache flexible à billes » (Français → Anglais) :

12. WELCOMES the Commission’s emphasis on the partner countries’ ownership of the harmonisation agenda including cooperation with other donors, and its continuing efforts to help to improve the effectiveness of its assistance through increased coherence, complementarity, donor coordination, harmonisation and alignment in support of partner country owned harmonisation initiatives; in this connection the Council RECALLS that the Member States and the Commission can, when at the country level deemed feasible and appropriate, formulate a flexible roadmap as an instrument to indicate the steps the Member States and the Commission ...[+++]will take to contribute to the realisation of the country based action plan, and INVITES the Commission, in next year’s Annual Report, to report on progress in implementing the commitments made in the context of the 2005 Paris High Level Forum on aid effectiveness, including in the neighbourhood countries; and further INVITES the Commission to present a thorough analysis of the framework of specific cooperation with multilateral agencies including the United Nations and the World Bank;

2. Stresses its commitment to the SGP as a major pillar of EMU and supports the necessary adjustments for an intelligent and flexible application of the pact in the manner proposed by the Commission, with stronger emphasis being placed on the overall debt levels of individual Member States, taking into account public investment requirements and quality of expenditure;

(a) that the risk of overstressing from inadmissible free movement or excessive forces being produced, e.g. on flanges, connections, bellows or hoses, is adequately controlled by means such as support, constraint, anchoring, alignment and pre-tension;

In essence, a 1993 Supreme Court of Canada decision has presented Parliament with an opportunity to demonstrate that federalism is a flexible system that values and promotes the efficient administration of Canadian labour law.

Over the years we have demonstrated that as a federal government we engage very much in co-operative, flexible federalism- Some hon. members: Oh, oh.

"The Spanish delegation, taking into account the conclusions adopted by the Council on 30 October 1997 in respect of the fisheries agreements with third countries, and in particular point 4(i) thereof, reaffirms the importance which it attaches to flexibility in the application of such agreements, especially as regards the transfer of fishing opportunities from one Member State to another in the event of under-utilisation, without prejudice to the principle of relative stability.