Traduction de «disposition exécutoire d'une résolution » (Français → Anglais) :

N. stressing the need to strengthen the Barcelona process so as to tackle together the many challenges facing the Euro-Mediterranean area: the fight against terrorism, organised crime and corruption; the management of migratory flows and the joint fight against illegal immigration, including the principle of shared responsibility between the EU, the Member States, and third countries of origin and transit, together with the introduction of immigration policies designed to facilitate legal migration and the movement of persons and ensure that the rights and dignity of individuals are respected, according to international law and with due regard for the provisions of the resolution ...[+++] on migrations adopted at the Fourth Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Forum in Bari; respect for and compliance with human rights agreements; socio-economic disparities and the need for job creation; the safeguarding and protection of the environment and maritime safety; and stressing the need to raise public awareness of the Barcelona process,

N. stressing the need to strengthen the Barcelona process so as to tackle together the many challenges facing the Euro-Mediterranean area: the fight against terrorism, organised crime and corruption; the management of migratory flows and the joint fight against illegal immigration, including the principle of shared responsibility between the EU, the Member States, and third countries of origin and transit, together with the introduction of immigration policies designed to facilitate legal migration and the movement of persons and ensure that the rights and dignity of individuals are respected, with due regard for the provisions of the resolution on migrations adopt ...[+++]ed at the Fourth Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Forum in Bari; respect for and compliance with human rights agreements; socio-economic disparities and the need for job creation; the safeguarding and protection of the environment and maritime safety; stressing the need to raise public awareness of the Barcelona process,

5. Stresses the need to strengthen the Barcelona process so as to tackle together the many challenges facing the Euro-Mediterranean area: the fight against terrorism, organised crime and corruption; the management of migratory flows and the joint fight against illegal immigration, including the principle of shared responsibility between the EU, the Member States, and third countries of origin and transit, together with the introduction of immigration policies designed to facilitate legal migration and the movement of persons and ensure that the rights and dignity of individuals are respected, with due regard for the provisions of the resolution on migrations adopt ...[+++]ed at the Fourth Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Forum in Bari; respect for and compliance with human rights agreements; socio-economic disparities and the need for job creation; the safeguarding and protection of the environment and maritime safety; stresses the need to raise public awareness of the Barcelona process;

- RECALLING all of the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, including the relevant provisions of Resolutions 1173 (1998), 1295 (2000), 1306 (2000), and 1343 (2001), and determined to contribute to and support the implementation of the measures provided for in these resolutions;

(1) While action by the Community to implement the resolution of the Council and of the representatives of the Governments of the Member States, meeting within the Council, of 8 July 1991 on improving mutual aid between Member States in the event of natural or technological disaster(5) has helped protect people, the environment and property, the need is now to ensure even better protection in the event of natural, technological, radiological and environmental emergencies, including accidental marine pollution, occurring both inside and outside the European Union, and to strengthen the provisions of the resolution ...[+++].

Nothing in the resolution prevents any Member State from reserving the right to admit to its territory, in compliance with its national legislation, third-country nationals who make substantial investments in the commerce and industry of that Member State if there are important economic grounds for derogating from the principles of the resolution.