Traduction de «chefs tels qu'ismaïl » (Français → Anglais) :

D. whereas Islamist groups formed part of most of the militias that fought against Gaddafi and some played a key role in the conflict under leaders such as Ismail al-Salabi, commander of the February 17th Brigade based in Benghazi, or Abdelhakim Belhadj, the head of the Tripoli Military Council; whereas the leaders of such groups are members of the rebel leadership council, the National Transitional Council (NTC), which took over the running of the country in October 2011; whereas the NTC had to struggle to impose order on the many armed militia that had become active in the months leading up to the ousting of Gaddafi;

Through the enabling support of the RDP, there is scope for business entrepreneurs to attract inward investment, to develop and market added-value products, such as food, drink, landscape and historical heritage, cultural and health and recreational activities, while ensuring continuity of rural craft and environmental skills.

In such cases, the lead supervisory authority should, when taking measures intended to produce legal effects, including the imposition of administrative fines, take utmost account of the view of the supervisory authority with which the complaint has been lodged and which should remain competent to carry out any investigation on the territory of its own Member State in liaison with the competent supervisory authority.

Consequently, the reassignment of an official from a post of head of unit to a post of advisor, keeping the same grade AD 14, complies with the rule that his post should correspond to his grade in so far as, as is apparent from the descriptive table of basic posts in Annex I, section A, of the Staff Regulations, grade AD 14 corresponds to an administrator working for example as director, head of unit or advisor.

2. Where a competent authority has indicated that it has serious objections to a draft measure of the lead authority, or where the lead authority does not submit a draft measure referred to in paragraph 1 or does not comply with the obligations for mutual assistance in accordance with Article 55 or for joint operations in accordance with Article 56, the issue shall be considered by the European Data Protection Board.

As regards the fourth head of claim, seeking annulment of the decision rejecting the complaint, it should be recalled that an action formally directed against the decision rejecting the complaint has the effect of bringing before the Tribunal the measure against which the complaint was filed, when rejection of the complaint, as such, lacks any independent content (judgment of 15 September 2011, Case F‑6/10 Munch v OHIM, paragraph 24 and the case-law cited).

58. Deplores the fact that the EUBAM Rafah mission has suspended its operations since Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip, along with the reduction in its staff complement, while stressing that its continued presence in the region demonstrates the willingness of the EU to contribute to any action that might facilitate the dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians; considers it regrettable that the Israeli Government has not authorised the head of the EUPOL COPPS mission also to head the EUBAM Rafah mission and that the headquarters of this mission is located in Tel Aviv and not in East Jerusalem;

56. Deplores the fact that the EUBAM Rafah mission has suspended its operations since Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip, along with the reduction in its staff complement, while stressing that its continued presence in the region demonstrates the willingness of the EU to contribute to any action that might facilitate the dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians; considers it regrettable that the Israeli Government has not authorised the head of the EUPOL COPPS mission also to head the EUBAM Rafah mission and that the headquarters of this mission is located in Tel Aviv and not in East Jerusalem;

Within such arrangements, as approved by the Steering Board, the Head of the Agency shall be responsible for establishing appropriate working relations with them.

The questions posed by the honourable Members provide me with the opportunity of informing you of the impressions I formed during my meetings in Ankara with the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Yilmaz, and with the Foreign Minister, Mr Ismaïl Cem, and also during my meetings in Nicosia with President Clerides, the Turkish Cypriot leader, Mr Denktash, the Foreign Minister, Mr Kasoulides, the Chief Negotiator, Mr Vassiliou and the Speaker of the Parliament, Mr Chistofias.