Traduction de «Clause de solidarité » (Français → Anglais) :

solidarity clause

Friends of the Presidency Group (Integrated Political Crisis Response arrangements and Solidarity Clause Implementation) | FoP IPCR/SCI [Abbr.]

pari passu clause

negative pledge provision [ pari passu clause ]

mutual assistance [ duty of mutual assistance | mutual defence clause | mutual solidarity clause ]

intergenerational solidarity | inter-generational solidarity | solidarity between generations

Week of Solidarity with the Peoples of Namibia and All Other Colonial Territories as well as those in South Africa, Fighting for Freedom, Independence and Human Rights [ Week of Solidarity with the Colonial Peoples of Southern Africa (Fighting for Freedom, Independence and Equal Rights) | Week of Solidarity with Colonial Peoples of Southern Africa and Guinea (Bissau) and Cape Verde Fighting for Freedom, Independence and Equ ]

orphan clause

contract terms [ terms of contract | standardized terms of contract(UNBIS) ]

opt-out clause [ opting-out clause ]

The temporary solidarity clause will also apply here.

A temporary solidarity clause: If – for justified and objective reasons such as a natural disaster – a Member State cannot temporarily participate totally or in part in a relocation decision, it will have to make a financial contribution to the EU budget of an amount of 0.002% of its GDP.

Solidarity clause: reducing the dependence on single suppliers and fully relying on their neighbours, especially when confronted with energy supply disruptions. With more transparency when EU countries make deals to buy energy or gas from countries outside the EU; Energy flows, as if it were a Fifth freedom: that of free flow of energy across borders - strictly enforcing the current rules in areas such as energy unbundling and the independence of regulators – taking legal action if needed. Redesigning the electricity market, to be more interconnected, more renewable, and more responsive. Seriously overhauling state interventions in the internal market, and ...[+++]phasing out environmentally harmful subsidies. Energy efficiency first: fundamentally rethinking energy efficiency and treating it as an energy source in its own right so that it can compete on equal terms with generation capacity; Transition to a low-carbon society that is built to last: ensuring that locally produced energy – including from renewables – can be absorbed easily and efficiently into the grid; promoting EU technological leadership, through developing the next generation of renewables technology and becoming a leader in electromobility, while European companies expand exports and compete globally.

The Solidarity Clause which was introduced by the Lisbon Treaty covers situations of terrorist attacks as well.