Traduction de «Poutre en forme de T inversé » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Express alarm over the rise in violence against women, in particular female protesters and women’s rights activists, and the failure of the authorities to prevent and condemn this violence or to hold the perpetrators to account; calls on President Morsi, as well as the leaders of the ruling and opposition parties, to exercise strong political leadership to tackle gender-based violence, and to ensure that all incidents of sexual assault and harassment of women are effectively investigated, bringing the perpetrators to justice and making sure that victims receive adequate reparations; urges President Morsi to address this chronic viol ...[+++]ence and discrimination against women by adopting the anti-harassment legislation proposed by women’s rights activists; calls on the Egyptian authorities to condemn all forms of violence and aggression against women; urges the government to promote and support the political participation of women by reversing the current negative trend in this field;

30. Invites the Commission and the competent authorities in the Member States to acknowledge, promote and fund all forms of prevention, i.e. the promotion of a healthy lifestyle, regular screening for illnesses, early intervention to delay or reverse the progression of disease in the early stages, and development of preventive measures aimed at slowing down deterioration for patients affected with chronic diseases;

7. Emphasises the need for improved access to public procurement markets; is concerned about the comparatively more protectionist Chinese policies and legislation on public procurement; emphasises that the EU must maintain its pressure on China, with its emerging markets, particularly as regards its prompt accession to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA), so as to ensure that public procurement procedures comply with international standards and to establish predictable conditions for subcontractors; supports the Commission’s review of the measures needed to ensure a level playing field in terms of fair access to procurement procedures ...[+++] in third countries for EU businesses and vice versa; stresses, however, that these measures must be such that they do not lead to the inappropriate new partitioning of the market, which could have negative repercussions on European industry and the EU’s global trade relations;

The Commission intends to reverse this trend by combating the main forms of energy waste.

Conversely, initiatives which implement e.g. the principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters, impact on many forms of serious cross-border crime.

The purpose of Eurojust is specifically to bring together investigations and prosecutions in the field of serious cross-border crime in a single body which can deal directly with the Member States, and vice versa.