Traduction de «Tiré à part » (Français → Anglais) :

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separate | offprint

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full partnership

stand-off missile [ SOM | standoff missile ]

5. Emphasises the need for active, comprehensive and integrated labour market policies aimed at job creation, with special measures for young people, so as on the one hand to avoid wasting available resources and on the other to lower youth unemployment, rather than merely ‘recycling’ it; calls on the Member States to check whether examples of best practices from other Member States could be applied to their own labour markets, and to draw on those measures which are suitable in their fight against youth unemployment; stresses the good experiences from countries with VET and dual-track education systems in improving the education-to-wo ...[+++]rk transition, thus bridging the gap between training skills and labour market demands; emphasises that the Commission’s task is to give active support to such efforts, and calls on the Commission to report regularly on Member States' reform efforts with regard to vocational training systems; stresses that special attention should be paid to vulnerable groups at high risk of social exclusion, including NEETs;

58. Recalls the policy lessons learned from the Arab Spring and the experience gained with Eastern Partnership countries both during and prior to their respective transition periods, including the need to change previous policies focused mainly on relations with authorities and to establish an effective partnership between the EU and the governments and civil societies of partner countries; underlines, in this connection, the important role of the newly established EED, initially, although not exclusively, in EU neighbourhood countries;

4. Member States shall ensure that, under normal business conditions and over a period of no more than three years, the accounts of an the infrastructure manager shall over a period of no more than two years at least balance income from infrastructure charges, surpluses from other commercial activities, non refundable grants from private sources and State funding, including advance payments from the State where appropriate, on the one hand, and infrastructure expenditure on the other, including advance payments from the State sustainable financing of long-term asset renewals , where appropriate.

At paragraphs 79 and 78 of the judgments in T-109/08 and T-110/08 respectively, the Court held that the assessments by the Board of Appeal, not disputed as such by Freixenet and based, on the one hand, on the fact that no bottle was sold without a label or equivalent and, on the other, on the fact that Freixenet itself used the mark FREIXENET on the bottles for which it sought registration as marks, confirmed the idea drawn from practical experience, namely that the colour and matting of the glass of the bottle could not ‘function as a trade mark’ for sparkling wine as regards the relevant public.