Traduction de «Usage des lieux » (Français → Anglais) :

The new Canadian Parks Agency, among its other obligations, must protect significant examples of Canada's natural and cultural heritage in national parks, national historic sites, and marine conservation areas; must present that heritage through interpretive and educational programs for the public; and must maintain ecological and commemorative integrity as a prerequisite of the use of national parks and national historic sites.

17. Reiterates that a legal framework developed in line with the ECHR case-law is still needed so as to enable all religious communities to function without undue constraints, in particular as regards their legal status, training of clergy, election of their hierarchy, religious education and the construction of places of worship; encourages Turkish authorities, all political parties, civil society and the communities concerned to engage in creating an environment conducive to full respect for freedom of religion in practice; reiterates its call for the immediate re-opening of the Greek Orthodox Halki Seminary and the public use of the ...[+++] ecclesiastical title of the Ecumenical Patriarch; welcomes the recent initiatives by the government and its ongoing talks between the government and Alevi leaders on long-standing issues, such as Alevi places of worship and the setting-up of a memorial commemorating the Sivas massacre, and calls on the Turkish government to address their concerns without delay and to make state-run courses on religion non-compulsory; regrets the planned expropriation of the Syriac Orthodox Monastery of St Gabriel in Tur Abdin and the court procedures against representatives of the monastery;

17. Reiterates that a legal framework developed in line with ECtHR case-law is still needed so as to enable all religious communities to function without undue constraints, in particular as regards their legal status, training of clergy, election of their hierarchy, religious education and the construction of places of worship; encourages Turkish authorities, all political parties, civil society and the communities concerned to engage in creating an environment conducive to full respect for freedom of religion in practice; reiterates its call for the immediate re-opening of the Greek Orthodox Halki Seminary and the public use of the ec ...[+++]clesiastical title of the Ecumenical Patriarch; welcomes the recent initiatives by the government and its ongoing talks between the government and Alevi leaders on long-standing issues, such as Alevi places of worship and the setting-up of a memorial commemorating the Sivas massacre, and calls on the Turkish government to address their concerns without delay and to make state-run courses on religion non-compulsory; regrets the planned expropriation of the Syriac Orthodox Monastery of St Gabriel in Tur Abdin and the court procedures against representatives of the monastery;

The Government of Alberta has announced that it will introduce legislation this fall to ban smoking in all public places and work sites.

In the FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, where public health questions are also within the field of competence of the Länder, provisions on banning smoking in public places are not uniform. However, smoking is generally banned in schools and other educational establishments and non-smoking areas are provided in certain forms of transport. In BELGIUM, FRANCE and SPAIN, the law sets out in detailed form the places where smoking is banned. This ban covers most premises accessible to the public, with particular stress on establishments for young people or where health care is given. However, Belgian and Spanish legislation provides that in some a ...[+++]reas where the ban applies an area may be set aside for smokers. Smoking areas are also authorized on certain forms of transport. It shoule be noted that in the event of a dispute, Spanish legislation provides that the right to health of non-smokers prevails over the rights of smokers in all places where the right to health of non-smokeres might be affected. In DENMARK a Government decision establishes that, within its area of competence, the Government should measures to ban or restrict smoking in some public places and some public transport before 1 July 1988. In IRELAND an Order of July 1988 allows the adoption of legislative measures to ban or restrict smoking in some public places. In GREECE, ITALY and PORTUGAL there are restrictions on the use of tobacco in some public places and forms of transport. In the NETHERLANDS restrictions are generally confined to hospitals and places of entertainment. In LUXEMBOURG restrictions are limited to public transport and places of entertainment.

I would then be able to tell them that the government's objective is to make available, as it does with alcohol, options in terms of the use of soft drugs whether in the case of alcohol or other drugs, there are different kinds of uses and to impose restrictions in certain instances.