Traduction de «Droits d'inscription aux cours » (Français → Anglais) :

-guaranteeing the protection of fundamental rights in the performance of the Agency's and Member Statets' tasks under the Regulation in accordance with relevant Union law, including in particular the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, including setting up of a complaint mechanism to handle complaints concerning possible violations of fundamental rights in the course of activities carried out by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency.

The Commission-funded study, carried out by independent researchers, analysed the impact of changes in student fees in nine countries with different models of funding over the past 15 years (Austria, Canada, UK-England, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Portugal and South Korea).

The Court points out that, admittedly, the maternity leave has not affected Ms Napoli’s status as probationary deputy commissioner (which thus guarantees her enrolment in the following course) and that she has returned to the job to which she was assigned before her leave.

Enrolment in French courses is roughly stable, both for registration in the courses as such and in the major fields.

The Court of Justice was asked whether such a time-limit was compatible with Community law. It ruled in judgments of 1998 (Edis and others) that the Member States retain the right to resist actions for repayment of charges levied in breach of Community law by relying on a time-limit, even if the time-limit is less generous than the time-limit for actions between private individuals for the recovery of sums paid but not due, provided that it applies both to actions based on Community law and to actions based on national law and that it is not adopted specifically to block those claims for repayment after the charges in question have been held to be incompatib ...[+++]le with Community law.

Across North America, online enrolments have increased over the last five to six years by about 14 per cent to 15 per cent per annum, compared with 2 per cent to 3 per cent enrolment in traditional institutions.