Traduction de «diffusion uniforme » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Maintains that when data are held by public authorities in Member States, the Commission should draw up a comprehensive set of standard guidelines for circulation, schedule collection, processing, and communication within a given time-frame, and should provide the encouragement needed for information to be made available for consultation by potential stakeholders; believes that a minimum set of guidelines needs to be laid down for mandatory communication and that similar data should be communicated and shared, so that all Member States have the same type of fisheries information available for their use;

13. Emphasises that, in the interests of the uniform, Europe-wide protection of consumers, children and young people and minorities, qualitative restrictions on audiovisual media services should be reviewed and tailored at a high level to all modes of dissemination;

26. Stresses that the enforcement of existing passenger rights should be a key priority; invites the Commission to consider introducing complementary measures to improve the application and enforcement of the legislation on passenger rights, for instance by publishing and updating documents providing information on passenger rights on its website and fostering the dissemination of best practices and collaboration between Member States, national enforcement bodies, consumer organisations and transport companies; calls on the Member States to deploy adequate resources to ensure effective enforcement and collaboration with national enforcement bodies in other Member States; underlines the importance of uniform ...[+++], effective, dissuasive and proportionate sanctions and compensation schemes in order to create a level playing field and introduce powerful economic incentives for all actors involved to comply with the provisions on passenger rights;

The future economic well-being of our residents depends on the smooth flow of knowledge.

As of April 2005, we issued a security bulletin explaining the importance of the uniform, but I need to stress the point right away that the uniform itself does not give access to the restricted area.

Recently, after years of discussion and debate, the Métis nation has unanimously adopted a national definition that we are now in the process of uniformly implementing across the homeland, and the definition is contained in your kit.