Traduction de «centre de traitement des commandes » (Français → Anglais) :

Whereas the mere accessibility of the controller's, processor's or an intermediary's website in the Union, of an email address or of other contact details, or the use of a language generally used in the third country where the controller is established, is insufficient to ascertain such intention, factors such as the use of a language or a currency generally used in one or more Member States with the possibility of ordering goods and services in that other language, or the mentioning of customers or users who are in the Union, may make it apparent that the controller envisages offering goods or services to data subjects in the Union.

38. Considers that the existing Operation Centre, though constituting a welcome first step, falls short of requirements and of the level of ambition of a permanent OHQ and that it must instead be made permanent and put in a position to manage larger missions, that it must be granted adequate staff resources and operational infrastructure and that the unreliability of the EU's communications and information systems infrastructure must be dealt with, the main reason for which is that there is no permanent command and control (C2) struct ...[+++]ure (and relevant legal framework), a fact which can also adversely affect situational awareness; advocates co-location of the military OHQ with the civilian HQ, in order to allow the whole range of military and civilian operations to be carried out, exploiting potential synergistic effects to the full while respecting the distinctive civilian and military chains of command and the different decision-making procedures and financing arrangements;

38. Considers that the existing Operation Centre, though constituting a welcome first step, falls short of requirements and of the level of ambition of a permanent OHQ and that it must instead be made permanent and put in a position to manage larger missions, that it must be granted adequate staff resources and operational infrastructure and that the unreliability of the EU's communications and information systems infrastructure must be dealt with, the main reason for which is that there is no permanent command and control (C2) struct ...[+++]ure (and relevant legal framework), a fact which can also adversely affect situational awareness; advocates co-location of the military OHQ with the civilian HQ, in order to allow the whole range of military and civilian operations to be carried out, exploiting potential synergistic effects to the full while respecting the distinctive civilian and military chains of command and the different decision-making procedures and financing arrangements;

11. Supports the decision that France will continue to assume the command of UNIFIL until February 2007 and that Italy will then take over ground control, and stresses that a duplication of commanding structures must be avoided and the main command centre kept in Beirut; welcomes the decision of other EU Member States to contribute to the deployment of peacekeeping troops;

5. Underlines the leading role taken by France and Italy; fully supports the decision that France will continue to assume the command of UNIFIL until February 2007 and Italy will then take over ground control; stresses, nevertheless, that any duplication of command structures must be avoided and the main command centre kept in Beirut;

12. Urges the Council and Commission to call for an immediate halt to the use of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of prisoners; calls for a thorough, impartial, public and transparent investigation of allegations of torture and ill-treatment; calls for the appropriate measures to be taken against persons at every command level who are guilty of ordering and perpetrating such abuse, or who have contributed to a command climate that permitted it; insists on the right of every detainee to a judicial review and t ...[+++]o legal detention; condemns the reintroduction of the death penalty by the Iraqi Interim Government;