Traduction de «Couloir réservé dans le sens de la circulation » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Recognises and respects the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities in relation to the application of EU competition and free movement rules to the economic dimension of sport; stresses that commercial contracts concerning intellectual property associated with sport (including those incorporating the sale of television and new media rights concerning a sport) should always fully comply with EC competition law and be negotiated and completed in a transparent manner but, subject to this, believes that sport broadcasts should be accessible to the widest possible range of people through the widest range of media and ...[+++]platforms, including through free-to-air channels, in accordance with Article 3j of Directive 89/552/EEC (Audiovisual Media Services Directive);

A network of "corridors" will be reserved for a quality bus service, pedestrian precincts and 60km of cycle tracks have been laid out and traffic has been organised to give priority to cyclists.

5. When the provisions of Article 3 are applied, the customs authorities of the Member State of the Community or of Israel may issue movement certificates EUR.1 under the conditions laid down in this Protocol if the goods to be exported can be considered as originating products within the meaning of this Protocol and provided that the goods covered by the movement certificates EUR.1 are in the Community or in Israel.

Even as regards the application of the fundamental right of persons to move freely within the Community, it is clear from case-law that the reservation contained, in particular, in Article 48(3) of the EC Treaty allows Member States to adopt, with respect to nationals of other Member States, on the grounds of public policy, public security or public health, measures which they cannot apply to their own nationals, inasmuch as under international law they may not expel them from the national territory or deny them entry to it.

He proposed that the Court reply as follows: (1) In the present state of Community law, Council Directive 89/398/EEC of 3 May 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to foodstuffs intended for particular nutritional uses must be interpreted as permitting the Member States to apply national provisions relating to the composition of foodstuffs to products such as those whose manufacture and distribution gave rise to the main proceedings, subject to the rules established by the Treaty concerning the free move ...[+++]ment of goods.

5. Where the cumulation provisions of Articles 2 to 5 are applied, the customs authorities of the Member States of the Community or of Tunisia may issue EUR.1 movement certificates under the conditions laid down in this Protocol if the goods to be exported can be considered as originating products within the meaning of this Protocol and provided that the goods covered by the EUR.1 movement certificate are in the Community or in Tunisia.