Traduction de «Institut de linguistique appliquée » (Français → Anglais) :

(13) This Regulation is without prejudice to the rules governing the languages of the Institutions of the Union established in accordance with Article 342 TFEU and to Council Regulation 1/1958 determining the languages to be used by the European Economic Community[30].

The development teams include professionals in the fields of test construction, applied linguistics, and employment equity.

Barbara Cassin (French - Director of Research, Centre National de la Recherce Scientifique, Paris) Abram De Swaan (Dutch - Professor of Sociology, University of Amsterdam) Rita Franceschini (Italian, Professor of Language Science and Linguistics, Rector of the Free University of Bozen - Bolzano) Branislav Hochel (Slovak - Professor of Translation Studies, Comenius University Bratislava) Hanna Komorowska (Polish - Professor of Applied Linguistics and Language Teaching, Warsaw University) Wolfgang Mackiewicz (German - Honorary Professor of English Philology, Freie Universität Berlin) Isabella Moore (British - Director of the National Centr ...[+++]e for Languages, CILT) Barbara Moser-Mercer (Austrian - Professor of Conference Interpreting, University of Geneva) Josep Palomero (Spanish - Vice-President of the Academia Valenciana de la Llengua) Ineta Savickienė (Lithuanian - Head of Regional Studies, Vytautas Magnus University) Jaana Sormunen (Finnish - Executive Producer for Modern Languages, YLE)

As for the policy on language requirements that apply to management, the principles must be applied to all managers, but may be adapted to account for a specific situation.

1. An insured person or a member of his/her family who has had a right to a prosthesis, a major appliance or other substantial benefits in kind recognised by the institution of a Member State, before he/she became insured under the legislation applied by the institution of another Member State, shall receive such benefits at the expense of the first institution, even if they are awarded after the said person has already become insured under the legislation applied by the second institution.

Estonia was therefore invited to take part in the next meeting of the COST Committee of Senior Officials on 17 and 18 October 1996 to present its RD policy. In the context of COST decisions to authorize RD institutes in non-COST countries to participate in individual actions, the Committee approved participation as follows: - Romania: Romanian Transport Research Institute Participation in COST Action 330: Teleinformatics links between ports and their partners - Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong Participation in COST Action B3: Development of new radiotracers and methods of quality assurance for nuclear medicine application - Cyp ...[+++]rus: Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and the Environment Participation in COST Actions 66 and 67: -COST 66: Pesticides, Soil and Environment -COST 67: Chemodynamics and water quality protection in natural porous media - Cyprus: University of Cyprus (Department of Computer Science) Participation in COST Action 15: Many-valued Logics for Computer Science Applications - Russia: Institute of Applied Geophysics (Moscow) Participation in COST Action 251: Improved quality of service in ionospheric telecommunications systems planning and operation The Committee gave its approval to the extension of the following Actions: - COST 241: Characterization of advanced fibres for the photonic network (for 18 months) - COST 321: Research in the field of urban goods transport (for one year) The Committee approved the following new Actions: - COST 335: Passenger accessibility of heavy rail systems - COST 917: Biogenically active amines in food - COST 244bis: Biomedical Effects of Electro-magnetic Fields - COST 219bis: Access for elderly and disabled people to the information society - COST G3: Industrial ventilation The last two Actions will be given final approval by means of the written procedure.