Traduction de «Interruption de travail dans l'attente des ordres » (Français → Anglais) :

An unconstitutional interruption of the democratic order or an unconstitutional alteration of the constitutional regime that seriously impairs the democratic order in a member state, constitutes, while it persists, an insurmountable obstacle to its government’s participation in sessions of the General Assembly, the Meeting of Consultation, the Councils of the Organization, the specialized conferences, the commissions, working groups, and other bodies of the Or ...[+++]ganization.

Similarly, the CoR calls on the Commission to take into account the needs and aspirations of certain groups of young people, specifically young women all too often discriminated against both at school and in the workplace , young immigrants who by definition often have special needs , and young people from the candidate countries.

12. Calls on the two sides of industry finally to place the problem of unequal pay for men and women on their agenda and, on their own initiative, to take steps to help narrow the wage gap and the pay inequalities inherent in atypical work and career breaks; urges the social partners to draw specific attention in this strategy to the existence of female ghettos in certain low-paid jobs and to the obstacles which women encounter to entering top positions, known as "the glass ceiling";

GOVERNMENT ORDERS At 5:45 p.m., by unanimous consent, the House proceeded to the deferred division on the motion of Mr. Axworthy (Minister of Human Resources Development and Minister of Western Economic Diversification), seconded by Mr. Martin (Minister of Finance), That the Standing Committee on Human Resources Development be directed to consult broadly, to analyze, and to make recommendations regarding the modernization and restructuring of Canada's social security system, with particular reference to the needs of families with children, youth and working age adults; That the Standing Committee's work be undertaken in two phases as follows: (i) an interim report by ...[+++] March 25, 1994, on Canadians' concerns and priorities regarding social security and training and preparations to receive the Government's Action Plan and proposed changes; and (ii) a final report by September 30, 1994, including a review of the Government's Action Plan and recommendations for reform (Government Business No. 4) The question was put on the motion and it was agreed to on the following division:

GOVERNMENT ORDERS The House resumed debate on the motion of Mr. Axworthy (Minister of Human Resources Development and Minister of Western Economic Diversification), seconded by Mr. Martin (Minister of Finance), That the Standing Committee on Human Resources Development be directed to consult broadly, to analyze, and to make recommendations regarding the modernization and restructuring of Canada's social security system, with particular reference to the needs of families with children, youth and working age adults; That the Standing Committee's work be undertaken in two phases as follows: (i) an interim report by March 25, 1994, on Cana ...[+++]dians' concerns and priorities regarding social security and training and preparations to receive the Government's Action Plan and proposed changes; and (ii) a final report by September 30, 1994, including a review of the Government's Action Plan and recommendations for reform (Government Business No. 4)

Immersed in our daily work, obliged to focus on all the ins and outs of each item on our agenda, we sometimes risk losing sight of the overall, long-term picture.