Traduction de «Foire à charte » (Français → Anglais) :

charter school

chartered bank

charter a bank

Canadian business corporation | Federally-chartered company

show and sale

show and sale

Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers [ Charter of fundamental social rights ]

The Commission will: – Foster the comparability of qualifications, credits and registration systems through international cooperation and dialogue; – Enhance the quality of mobility through a reinforced Erasmus Charter by the end of 2013 including through guidelines for HEIs for self-assessment and monitoring; – Promote the implementation of U-Multirank, the new multi-dimensional and international ranking tool for HEIs to enhance the transparency, comparability and benchmarking between HEIs; – Support cooperation with national promotion agencies and alumni associations by sharing information and coordinating joint actions in order to ...[+++]market Europe as a high-quality study and research destination (e.g. student fairs and the design of joint promotion tools).

They seek to increase the protection offered by the definition of low value shipments, and to protect against the selling price being artificially lowered in order to meet the conditions of the 'low value shipments' export authorisation (AM 17), to introduce an ex-ante notification and registration requirement to the Member States and the Commission, thus raising transparency (AM 24, 34, 42, and 45), to introduce additional safeguards for export authorisation (AM 26 to 33, 41, and 44) in relation to Annexes IId (Temporary Export for Exhibition or Fair), IIf (Telecommunications), and IIg (Chemicals), to prohibit GEAs of items that could be used for launching of cyber-attacks, or of any other means of politically motivated hacking to conduct ...[+++]sabotage or espionage, to deface web pages, or to use denial-of-service attacks to take web pages down (AM 38), and to prohibit GEAs to items that can be used by governments or business to violate fundamental human rights, as defined under the European Social Charter signed at Turin on 18 October 1961 and in the 1989 Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers, and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union which was proclaimed at Strasbourg on 12 December 2007 by the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission, to which Article 6 of the Treaty on European Union refers to (AM 39).

5. Hopes, further, that it will be possible to establish a Community programme – involving the adoption of measures backed by the necessary resources – for the textile and clothing industry, and especially for the less-favoured regions – urban or rural – which are dependent on it, including those which will be affected by the statistical effect, and encompassing support for research and innovation (in accordance with the 7th framework programme), restructuring, vocational training, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), whilst respecting the Santa Maria da Feira Charter, together with Community initiatives to encourage the develo ...[+++]pment of brands and promotion of the industry’s products abroad, in particular at trade shows and international trade fairs, and to step up the fight against counterfeiting at European level;

The charter sets contours. Within the contours one has discretion, but the charter isn't a free-for-all.