Traduction de «Enquête sur la composition des prises par espèces » (Français → Anglais) :

(2) In particular, in order to ensure the implementation of the landing obligation, Council Regulation (EC) No 850/98 should be amended by requiring that all unintended catches of marine organisms of species subject to the landing obligation and caught in excess of catch composition limits be landed and counted against quotas; by replacing minimum landing sizes for marine organisms subject to the landing obligation with minimum co ...[+++]nservation reference sizes; by requiring that all unintended catches of marine organisms of species subject to the landing obligation and caught in excess of by–catch limits in specific areas, at specific times and for specified gear types, be landed and counted against quotas; and by making it clear that the prohibition on highgrading is not to apply where exemptions are introduced under the landing obligation .

(3) In particular, in order to ensure the implementation of the landing obligation for species to which that obligation applies as from 1 January 2015, Council Regulation (EC) No 850/98 for the conservation of fishery resources through technical measures for the protection of juveniles of marine organisms should be amended by requiring that all unintended catches of marine organisms subject to the landing obligation and caught in excess of catch composition rules ...[+++] should be landed and counted against quotas; by replacing minimum landing sizes for marine organisms subject to the landing obligation with minimum conservation reference sizes; and by requiring all unintended catches of marine organisms caught in excess of bycatch provisions in specific areas, at specific times and for specified gear types to be landed and counted against quotas.

In creating such a policy, the following components must be included: a description of who the stakeholders are and general plan objectives; a measure of risk tolerance based on creditor volatility; identification of the approved asset classes in which to invest; asset mix ranges, for example 30% to 50% for equities, 20% to 40% for debt, and 0% to 20% for cash; perf ...[+++]ormance objectives that are simple, investment-related, and quantifiable; reporting requirements, monthly, quarterly, etc., and contents; structures and ways to take corrective actions; specific policies such as on securities lending or derivatives; and very importantly, a code of ethics.

By letter of 28 May 2008 to Hans-Gert Pöttering, President of the European Parliament, the Public Prosecution Service at the Court of Milan applied for authorisation to use in criminal proceedings 'indirect' telephone conversations between an individual under investigation and the former Member of the European Parliament, Massimo D'Alema. The criminal proceedings in question (19195/2005) concern the attempted takeover of the Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, in connection with which a group of persons suspected of having violated Italian legal provisions laying do ...[+++]wn penalties for the offences of market manipulation and insider trading, as established in Articles 185 and 184 of Decree Law No 58, 1998 (Consolidated Law on Finance), have been placed under investigation and brought to trial.

The decision to carry out a detailed inquiry in the case was taken since it appears that the combination of the parties' activities could lead to high market shares in the Finnish market, in particular with respect to daily consumer goods.

Mr. Baker: One of the areas of concern with respect to that extension of the cease and desist orders is that, as currently drafted, if the commissioner needed more time because he was failing to get the information he needed to conclude his investigation and the failure to obtain that information was not — and let us say Air Canada is the party being complained about — because Air Canada was not fully cooperating in providing the i ...[+++]nformation but because others were not, then Air Canada would be left in a situation where the order would remain alive against us, with all the harm that would cause, for reasons completely beyond our control and for reasons that could be manipulated by complainants to their own advantage by refusing to cooperate or not cooperate fully with the bureau.