Traduction de «Mécanisme d'attention » (Français → Anglais) :

attention mechanism | focus of attention mechanism

surgical waiting list coordinator | waiting list manager | manager of waiting lists | waiting list coordinator

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder | AD/HD [Abbr.] | ADHD [Abbr.]

standby uninterruptible power supply | standby UPS | passive standby UPS | offline UPS | off-line UPS | standby power system | SPS

seat customers according to waiting list | seat customers in accordance to the waiting list | organise customer seating plan | seat customers according to the waiting list

check out customer traits | monitor customers' behaviour | monitor customer behaviour | observe clients' needs and attitude

holding fix

automatic camp-on

line interactive uninterruptible power supply | line-interactive uninterruptible power supply | line interactive UPS | line-interactive UPS

attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder [ ADHD | attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ]

13. Stresses the need to ensure accountability for all violations of human rights and international humanitarian law; draws attention to the statement by UNSMIL that many of the violations and abuses committed in Libya fall under the jurisdiction of the ICC, and calls for the latter to be granted the political, logistical and financial resources to allow it to investigate these crimes; believes that strengthening international accountability mechanisms can dissuade militias from perpetrating further abuses and violations, and calls ...[+++]for consideration to be given to establishing a UN commission of inquiry or similar mechanism to investigate violations of human rights and international humanitarian law;

6. Notes that under the Frontex regulation there appear to be no legal obstacles to the introduction of an individual complaints mechanism and that such a mechanism would even fall within the scope of Article 26a(3) of the Frontex Regulation, according to which the Fundamental Rights Officer is to contribute to the mechanism for monitoring fundamental rights; notes that such a mechanism would be compliant with EU law and the principle of good administration and would reinforce the effective implementation of the Agency’s fundamental rights strategy; believes that the capacity of Frontex to deal with possible violations of fundamental r ...[+++]ights should be strengthened in the context of expanding its role under EU law, in particular its participation in Migration Management Support Teams working in ‘hotspot’ areas and its operational cooperation with the competent authorities of partner countries through working arrangements;

6. Notes that under the Frontex regulation there appear to be no legal obstacles to the introduction of an individual complaints mechanism and that such a mechanism would even fall within the scope of Article 26a(3) of the Frontex regulation, according to which the Fundamental Rights Officer is to contribute to the mechanism for monitoring fundamental rights; notes that such a mechanism would be compliant with EU law and the principle of good administration and would reinforce the effective implementation of the Agency’s fundamental rights strategy; believes that the capacity of Frontex to deal with possible violations of fundamental r ...[+++]ights should be strengthened in the context of expanding its role under EU law, in particular its participation in Migration Management Support Teams working in ‘hotspot’ areas and its operational cooperation with the competent authorities of partner countries through working arrangements;

33. Considers it crucial, therefore, to encourage the reform of institutions responsible for the judiciary, security and basic services in the Sahel countries, in order to help restore the rule of law and create better conditions for democratic transition, human rights, sustainable development and institutional legitimacy; encourages Sahel governments to continue the process of decentralisation, to transfer more power and resources to local authorities and to boost their capacity, legitimacy and accountability; stresses, in particular, the importance of clear accountability structures for promoting efficiency and transparency, and calls on the EU to work with local authorities to strengthen mechanisms ...[+++] for civilian control and oversight; and to strengthen anti-corruption initiatives; draws further attention to the necessity, as stated in the new UN integrated strategy for the Sahel, of supporting the strengthening of internal and external oversight, as well as integrity safeguard mechanisms, for law enforcement officers, members of the judiciary and law court officials;