Traduction de «Manquement à des droits issus de traité » (Français → Anglais) :

By way of exception, rights deriving from agreements that are incompatible with the EC Treaty cannot be relied on against it.

Any third State wishing to conclude any kind of association agreement with the European Union must also have signed, ratified or acceded to, by the date on which the agreement is concluded, the basic treaties and agreements on human rights; furthermore, the State in question must guarantee satisfactory practical application of provisions governing human rights and not be considered liable for failure to respect or serious and persistent breaches of human rights, based on the following indicators: the relevant United Nations reports (including resolutions of the Commission on Human Rights, reports of special rapporteurs and decisions of the m ...[+++]onitoring bodies for the main conventions); the annual report to be drawn up by the European Union Human Rights Agency proposed in this resolution; decisions of the competent judicial bodies, such as the European, inter-American or African Courts of Human Rights; and the reports drawn up by the main NGOs in this field;

Any third State wishing to conclude any kind of association agreement with the European Union must also have signed, ratified or acceded to, by the date on which the agreement is concluded, the basic treaties and agreements on human rights; furthermore, the State in question must guarantee satisfactory practical application of provisions governing human rights and not be considered liable for failure to respect or serious and persistent breaches of human rights, based on the following indicators: the relevant United Nations reports (including resolutions of the Commission on Human Rights, reports of special rapporteurs and decisions of the m ...[+++]onitoring bodies for the main conventions); the annual report to be drawn up by the European Union Human Rights Agency proposed in this report; decisions of the competent judicial bodies, such as the European, inter-American or African Courts of Human Rights; and the reports drawn up by the main NGOs in this field;

34. These rules and principles are derived from the Treaty and apply to all contracts concluded by Member States for the provision of economic activities within the meaning of the Treaty, independently of their qualification under national law.

In its annual reports on monitoring the application of Community law, the Commission has regularly acknowledged the vital role played by the complainant in detecting infringements of Community law, compliance with which it ensures on the basis of, inter alia, the infringement procedure laid down by Article 226 of the Treaty establishing the European Community and Article 141 of the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community.

In 1999 the Commission published a notice [1] containing a standard form for complaints to be submitted to it where a Member State fails to comply with Community law in the context of the infringement procedure laid down by Article 226 of the EC Treaty or Article 141 of the EAEC Treaty.