Traduction de «Composition de caractère » (Français → Anglais) :

1. When making a textile product available on the market, the textile fibre composition descriptions referred to in Articles 5, 7, 8 and 9 shall be indicated in catalogues and trade literature, on packaging, labels and markings in a manner that is easily legible, visible, clear and in uniform print or font.

2. When making a textile product available on the market, the names and fibre composition referred to in Articles 5, 7, 8 and 9 shall be indicated in catalogues and trade literature, on packaging and labelling in a manner that is easily accessible, visible and legible and in uniform letter/number size, style and font.

25. Acknowledges the ongoing discussion on the relationship between the UNHRC and the Third Committee of the General Assembly as well as on the membership of the UNHRC; reiterates its view that these two bodies are complementary and believes that, while universal participation is guaranteed through the member and observer statuses, a smaller composition of the Council could also help focus the decisions of the UNHRC in a more operative manner on the fact that universal membership might have its advantages, namely in strengthening the universality of human rights, while a smaller body can also have its merits;

(10) In order to help ensure and check that personal data are processed properly by Eurojust, a joint supervisory body should be set up which, given the composition of Eurojust, should consist of a panel of judges or, if the constitutional or national system of a Member State so requires, of persons exercising an equivalent function which gives them sufficient independence.

I shall only mention the examples of the amendments concerning membership of the joint supervisory body for personal data, cooperation with OLAF, the Commission’s anti-fraud body, and Eurojust, Parliament’s discharge of the budget, the time limits for the storage of data and the law applicable in the event of damage resulting from incorrect data processing.

Better access to Community information for enterprises: development of the Euro-Info-Centre network as a 'First-Stop-Shop', directing each request to the relevant service provider; improvement of the composition of the network by applying the existing evaluation methods; further professionalization of the information task of the EICs including proactive information activities, in particular in the areas of accessing Community programmes, the Internal Market, internationalization, environmental issues and the introduction of the single currency; facilitating access of SMEs to market information.