Traduction de «Politique de l'UE en matière d'amendes » (Français → Anglais) :

Common European Security and Defence Policy | Common Security and Defence Policy | European Security and Defence Policy | CESDP [Abbr.] | CSDP [Abbr.] | ESDP [Abbr.]

Joint directive concerning the prosecution policy for possession and selling of illicit drugs for profit

personnel policies and procedures

sanction (EU) [ Community sanction | EU fine | EU fining policy | EU pecuniary sanction | EU penalty payment ]

comply with data protection regulations | ensure confidentiality, integrity and availability principles | apply information security policies | ensure CIA

European arms policy [ European armaments cooperation | JOAC | Joint Organisation for Armaments Cooperation | OCCAR ]

climate change policy [ climate action | climate policy | policy for responding to climate change ]

establish policies on religion-related matters | produce policies on religious issues | develop policies on religion-related matters | establish policies on religious issues

determine budgetary policy actions | determine fiscal policy actions | determine monetary policy actions

Reducing the incentives for irregular migration, notably by seconding European migration liaison officers to EU Delegations in key third countries; amending the Frontex legal basis to strengthen its role on return; a new action plan with measures that aim to transform people smuggling into high risk, low return criminal activity and addressing the root causes through development cooperation and humanitarian assistance; Border management – saving lives and securing external borders, notably by strengthening the role and capacity of Frontex; helping strengthen the capacity of third countries to manage their borders; pooling further, w ...[+++]here necessary, certain coast guard functions at EU level; Europe's duty to protect: a strong common asylum policy: The priority is to ensure a full and coherent implementation of the Common European Asylum System, notably by promoting systematic identification and fingerprinting and with efforts to reduce its abuses by strengthening the Safe Country of Origin provisions of the Asylum Procedure Directive; evaluating and possibly revising the Dublin Regulation in 2016; A new policy on legal migration: The focus is on maintaining a Europe in demographic decline as an attractive destination for migrants, notably by modernising and overhauling the Blue Card scheme, by reprioritising our integration policies, and by maximising the benefits of migration policy to individuals and countries of origin, including by facilitating cheaper, faster and safer remittance transfers.

This is why the European Agenda on Migration also defines a new strategic approach to manage better migration in the medium to long term, building on four pillars: 1) reducing the incentives for irregular migration; 2) saving lives and securing the external borders; 3) a strong common asylum policy; 4) a new policy on legal migration.

1. Welcomes the Commission communication on a new EU forest strategy and the accompanying working documents, and stresses that an EU forest strategy must focus on the sustainable management of forests and their multifunctional role from the economic, social and environmental viewpoints and must ensure better coordination and communication of Community policies directly or indirectly linked to forestry; points out, in this context, that an increasing number of European policy initiatives in areas such as economic and employment policy, energy policy and environmental and climate policy require a greater contribution from the forestry sec ...[+++]tor;

CA. whereas the Hungarian Authorities have stated their intention of reviewing the rules on the restrictions in political advertising during electoral campaigns; whereas the Hungarian Government is in consultation with the European Commission on the issue of political advertising; whereas, however, the Fourth Amendment imposes a broad and potentially vague prohibition on speech aimed at violating the dignity of groups, including the Hungarian nation, that may be used to arbitr ...[+++]arily interfere with freedom of expression and may have a chilling effect on journalists, and also on artists and others;