Traduction de «Rupture d'union » (Français → Anglais) :

They did not have a regime of civil union in which everything but the word ``marriage'' would be identical, in other words, a regime in which all the consequences that flow from being married: for example, the right to claim support in the event of a relationship break down; the right to adopt children together; the right to have custody in the case of relationship break down; the right to a division of property; the right to inherit, even in the case of intestacy; and the right to give medical advice or withhold medical permission when the person involved is incapable of deciding for themselves.

95. Urges the Commission, in this regard, to compile analyses of long-term activities, including in the area of supply and demand, as well as the real risks and costs of supply failure compared with storage capacity, supply diversity and the costs thereof; the analyses should also cover long-term strategic and energy policy developments in the EU and, not least, assessments of how the EU can avoid supply failure;

95. Urges the Commission, in this regard, to compile analyses of long-term activities, including in the area of supply and demand, as well as the real risks and costs of supply failure compared with storage capacity, supply diversity and the costs thereof; the analyses should also cover long-term strategic and energy policy developments in the EU and, not least, assessments of how the EU can avoid supply failure;

96. Urges the Commission, in this regard, to compile analyses of long-term activities, including in the area of supply and demand, as well as the real risks and costs of supply failure compared with storage capacity, supply diversity and the costs thereof; the analyses should also cover long-term strategic and energy policy developments in the EU and, not least, assessments of how the EU can avoid supply failure;

(14) The completion of the internal gas market and effective competition within that market offers the Union the highest level of security of supply for all Member States, provided that the market is allowed to work fully in case of disruption of supply affecting a part of the Union, whatever the cause of the disruption.

This Regulation establishes measures aimed at safeguarding the security of gas supply by ensuring the proper and continuous functioning of the internal market for gas and establishing exceptional measures to be implemented when the market can no longer deliver the required gas supplies by providing for a clear definition and attribution of responsibilities and for a coordination of the response with transparent procedures at the level of natural gas undertakings, the Member States, the regions concerned, and the Union regarding both preventive action and the reaction to concrete disruptions of supply or serious risks of such disruptions ...[+++]in the spirit of solidarity between the Member States.