Traduction de «Dommages pouvant donner lieu à des recours » (Français → Anglais) :

In order to ensure that benchmarks lead to reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, for some production processes in which direct emissions eligible for the free allocation of emission allowances and indirect emissions from electricity production not eligible for free allocation on the basis of Directive 2003/87/EC are to a certain extent interchangeable, the total emissions including indirect emissions related to the production of electricity have been considered for the determination of the benchmark values to ensure a level playing field for fuel and electro-intensive installations.

25. Urges the Council without further delay to adopt a decision on the proposed regulation establishing the EU Solidarity Fund in order to provide a better definition of the criteria and of the eligible events, including droughts, and hence enable damage caused by natural disasters to be countered more effectively, flexibly, and swiftly, bearing in mind also that Parliament adopted its position as long ago as May 2006;

25. Urges the Council without further delay to adopt a decision on the proposed regulation establishing the EU Solidarity Fund in order to provide a better definition of the criteria and of the eligible events, including droughts, and hence enable damage caused by natural disasters to be countered more effectively, flexibly, and swiftly, bearing in mind also that Parliament adopted its position as long ago as May 2006;

18. Takes the view that a minimum standard should contain a clear and precise definition, shared by all the Member States, of the types of crime and damage liable to give rise to compensation, bearing in mind, in particular, that compensation should always be awarded for the damaging consequences of a crime when that crime was committed with intent to cause death, serious injury or permanent disability, or if death, injury or disability occurred at any rate as a result of a violent and intentional crime;

19. Takes the view that a minimum standard should contain a clear and precise definition, shared by all the Member States, of the types of crime and damage liable to give rise to compensation, bearing in mind, in particular, that compensation should always be awarded for the damaging consequences of a crime when that crime was committed with intent to cause death, serious injury or invalidity, or if death, injury or invalidity occurred at any rate as a result of a violent and intentional crime;

(5) Member States should ensure that in any proceedings brought against carriers which may result in the application of penalties, the rights of defence and the right of appeal against such decisions can be exercised effectively.