Traduction de «Loi relative au développement des communautés noires » (Français → Anglais) :

33. Encourages the Serbian authorities to undertake structural economic reforms so as to support growth, improve the business and investment climate throughout Serbia, and ensure balanced social and economic development across all regions, combat the high levels of unemployment and poverty, carry out fiscal consolidation, and fight corruption, which remains the major threat to the business environment; notes with concern the high youth unemployment figures, and urges the government to address the issue by providing adequate opportuni ...[+++]ties for young people and education geared to the needs of the labour market; underlines the need to ensure an accessible education system with work and training opportunities for young people and access to European study programmes such as Erasmus; welcomes the adoption of the labour law, the bankruptcy law, the privatisation law and the law on planning and construction, which represent the legislative framework for both structural reforms and the improvement of the business climate;

35. Encourages the Serbian authorities to undertake structural economic reforms so as to support growth, improve the business and investment climate throughout Serbia, and ensure balanced social and economic development across all regions, combat the high levels of unemployment and poverty, carry out fiscal consolidation, and fight corruption, which remains the major threat to the business environment; notes with concern the high youth unemployment figures, and urges the government to address the issue by providing adequate opportuni ...[+++]ties for young people and education geared to the needs of the labour market; underlines the need to ensure an accessible education system with work and training opportunities for young people and access to European study programmes such as Erasmus; welcomes the adoption of the labour law, the bankruptcy law, the privatisation law and the law on planning and construction, which represent the legislative framework for both structural reforms and the improvement of the business climate;

C. whereas on 14 July 2009 the Lithuanian Parliament approved amendments to the Law on the Protection of Minors against the Detrimental Effects of Public Information that will come into force on 1 March 2010, under which it will be prohibited "to directly disseminate to minors" public information whereby "homosexual, bisexual or polygamous relations are promoted", because it has "a detrimental effect on the development of minors",

A comprehensive development policy must also meet another important challenge, that of redirecting the federal approach so that it is not based on the implementation of a few projects, as is currently the case, but rather on concerted action to induce government departments and agencies to integrate community development considerations when they develop their departmental policies and programs.

This aid consists of the following: - aid for delivery of coal and coke to the Community steel industry totalling DM 2 853 million; - aid under the scheme to maintain underground mine workers ("Bergmannsprämie") totalling DM 110 million; - aid for compensation between coalfields and compensation for coal with a low volatile matter content, totalling respectively DM 127.8 million and DM 57.9 million; - a financial measure totalling DM 5 800 million, in the context of the third Law on electricity produced from coal, as revenue from the compensation fund (Ausgleichsfonds) for 1994, corresponding to a levy rate (Kohlepfennig) of 8.5%; - ...[+++]activating DM 5 350 million of a credit line of DM 6 000 million in the context of Article 3 of the Law of 19 July 1994 guaranteeing coal supplies for power stations and amending the Law on nuclear energy and the Law on electricity supply for the purpose of clearing debts from the compensation fund entered under the third Law on electricity produced from coal of 31 December 1993.

Comprehensive development policies face another significant challenge: to change the federal approach so that it is no longer based on the achievement of scattered projects as is the case right now, into a collective approach that would encourage all departments and government organizations to integrate the considerations related to community development while they are developing their policy or government programs