Traduction de «Informations sur l'expédition courante » (Français → Anglais) :

And the answer must be 'yes', as this is the only way that we will be able to provide Parliament with guidance in how, in the words of William Shakespeare, to 'take the current when it serves', so as not to 'lose our ventures'.

58. Notes the Commission's decision, taken at its 1691st meeting on 22 February 2005, to give the current Director-General responsibility for conducting routine business until the new appointment is made;

57. Notes the Commission's decision, taken at its 1691st meeting of 22 February 2005, to give the current Director-General responsibility for conducting routine business until the new appointment is made;

* undertake an analysis of the options for, and the impact of, further measures, including, in the absence of multilateral progress, the feasibility of legislation to control imports of illegally harvested timber into the EU, and report back to the Council on this work during 2004. Specific questions to be addressed will include the likely impact on customs services responsible for enforcing the rules and procedures for distinguishing legal from illegal timber arriving from countries which are not participating in the voluntary licensing scheme; and how to treat shipments of wood from non-partner countries which are suspected to be of i ...[+++]llegal origin; and

In addition, the economic advantages of the specific supply arrangements should not provoke deflections of trade in the products concerned. Re-dispatching or re-exportation of those products from the Azores and Madeira should therefore be prohibited. However, this prohibition does not apply to trade flows between the regions of Madeira and the Azores. Nor does it apply, where processing is concerned, subject to certain conditions, to exports to third countries to promote regional trade or to traditional consignments to the rest of the Community.

(5) Since the quantities covered by the specific supply arrangements are limited to the supply requirements of the FOD, those arrangements do not impair the proper functioning of the internal market. In addition, the economic advantages of the specific supply arrangements should not provoke deflections of trade in the products concerned. Re-dispatching or re-exportation of those products from the FOD should therefore be prohibited. However, trade flows between the FOD are not covered by this prohibition. Nor does it apply, where proce ...[+++]ssing is concerned, subject to certain conditions, to exports to third countries to promote regional trade or to traditional consignments to the rest of the Community.