Traduction de «Pays sans scrupule » (Français → Anglais) :

rogue state [ pariah state | rogue nation ]

Netherlands OCT [ Overseas countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands ]

Netherlands [ Holland | Kingdom of the Netherlands ]

compunction [ qualm ]

cross-country analysis | cross-country review | cross-country study

industrialised country [ developed country | developed nation | first world country | first world nation | industrialized country | industrialized nation | rich country | rich nation ]

I would like you to make the case for why it would be so bad to have a defensive weapon in space designed to protect the North American continent from a rogue missile.

We must not forget that the richest countries are those that used to exploit, often without due consideration, the wealth of poor countries without any compensation.

International adoptions are the most difficult adoptions to arrange, for a number of reasons: first, the ever-changing legislation, regulations and policies in the child's country of origin; second, sensitive political issues that countries face when their children are adopted by foreigners; third, unscrupulous practices of some private adoption intermediaries in other countries; fourth, the requirement of meeting Canada's immigration and citizenship legislation, provincial regulations and the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoptions; and, finally, technical difficulties in reaching officials in foreign jurisdictions, as well as di ...[+++]fferences in language, culture and interpretation of procedures.

5. Recognises that the phenomenon of 'brain drain', where the intellectual, academic and professional resources of third countries are reduced as a result of migration to the EU, has a negative impact on those countries' development as a whole by taking away their professional resources; considers however, that attention should be paid to unscrupulous agencies which recruit trained staff under false pretences; welcomes the Commission's proposal to encourage circular migration, with migrants going back and forth between their country of origin and the destination country, thereby making the knowledge and experience they have acquired av ...[+++]ailable to their home country; points out that it is necessary to accompany circular migration with integration measures for outgoing and returning migrants; points to the role of civil society, NGOs and social partners in this process; considers that Member States benefiting from migration should also contribute to meeting training needs in third countries; ; considers it vital that provision should be made to prevent forced migration, particularly with regard to the prevention, monitoring and reduction of human trafficking;