Traduction de «devoir de loyauté » (Français → Anglais) :

The Japanese regime is based on: the duty of good faith, the obligation of a credit rating agency to establish operational control systems for the fair and appropriate performance of the credit rating business through a large number of detailed and prescriptive requirements, extensive provisions in relation to avoidance, management and disclosure of conflicts of interests, and the duty to record and disclose information both to the JFSA and the public.

42. Calls on the Member States, in accordance with their duty of loyalty, to avoid the late, incomplete or incorrect integration of framework decisions into their national law, and to adopt all the necessary measures to enable the mechanisms and agencies set up within the framework of the Union to perform their tasks effectively, as divergences would otherwise result which would jeopardise the application of the law, create inequality among those who have been arrested and sentenced, and call in question the concept of the AFSJ and the very dynamics of the principle of mutual recognition;

40. Calls on the Member States, in accordance with their duty of loyalty, to avoid the late, incomplete or incorrect integration of framework decisions into their national law, and to adopt all the necessary measures to enable the mechanisms and agencies set up within the framework of the Union to perform their tasks effectively, as divergences would otherwise result which would jeopardise the application of the law, create inequality among people who have been arrested and sentenced, and call into question the concept of the AFSJ and the very dynamics of the principle of mutual recognition;

As a result of the first investigation, the Commission has undertaken to lay down more clearly in the Staff Regulations the criteria on which an official may be refused leave to publish (conflict between freedom of expression and obligation of loyalty).

Under Article 10 TEC, the Member States are committed to acting in good faith and, in particular, from abstaining from any measure which could jeopardise the attainment of the objectives of the Treaty.

[34] This task is linked to the reform of the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities with regard to disciplinary action and the rights of defence, as set out in the White Paper on Reform, to be presented to the Council at the end of 2001. [35] In this context, the European Anti-fraud Office, which does not have a mandate to carry out systematic controls, will act principally on the basis of referral of cases made to it by the Appointing Authority but also using any information supplied by the members and staff of the institutions, fulfilling their duty of loyalty.