Traduction de «effectifs primaires » (Français → Anglais) :

R. whereas the introduction and implementation of restrictive measures must comply with human rights and international humanitarian law, including due process and the right to an effective remedy, as well as proportionality, and must provide for appropriate exemptions to take account of basic human needs of the targeted persons, such as access to primary education, to drinkable water and to basic medical care including basic medicines; whereas a sanctions policy has to take fully into account the standards established by the Geneva ...[+++]Convention, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, as well as the UN resolutions concerning the protection of civilians and of children in armed conflict,

R. whereas the introduction and implementation of restrictive measures must comply with human rights and international humanitarian law, including due process and the right to an effective remedy, as well as proportionality, and must provide for appropriate exemptions to take account of basic human needs of the targeted persons, such as access to primary education, to drinkable water and to basic medical care including basic medicines; whereas a sanctions policy has to take fully into account the standards established by the Geneva ...[+++]Convention, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, as well as the UN resolutions concerning the protection of civilians and of children in armed conflict,

R. whereas the introduction and implementation of restrictive measures must comply with human rights and humanitarian international law, including due process and the right to an effective remedy, as well as proportionality, and must provide for appropriate exemptions to take account of basic human needs of the targeted persons, such as access to primary education, to drinkable water and to basic medical care including basic medicines; whereas a sanctions policy has to take fully into account the standards established by the Geneva C ...[+++]onvention, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, as well as the UN resolutions concerning the protection of civilians and of children in armed conflict,

The primary goal is, therefore, to create minimum common standards in as short a time as possible in order to make the right to compensation reality throughout European Union territory for both European citizens and those who are legally resident in Europe.

In 2001, abstracting from UMTS proceeds, the projected improvement in the government balance amounts to 0.8 per cent of GDP, implying an adequate tightening of the budgetary stance. However, achieving the target calls for a reinforcement of budgetary procedures, in particular as far as the control of current expenditure is concerned. Notwithstanding increased efforts in this regard by the Portuguese authorities in the framework of the envisaged Public Finance Consolidation Programme, attaining the planned cut in current primary expenditure of ½ p.p. of GDP in 2001 might prove challenging given the agreed rise in contractual wages in the ...[+++]government sector of 3.7 % (which could lead to an increase in effective wages of around 5½ %.)

2. Objectives Among the objectives already identified in the draft UN political declaration ahead of the Social Summit, the EU, taking into account the guidelines established in the White Paper on social policy, should above all strive : (a) multilaterally - to secure a commitment from all countries to set and phase in social development objectives in accordance with their level of development. These would relate to: food, primary education, housing, access to drinking water and basic health facilities, schooling, health, jobs, equitable access to the mar ...[+++]ket and to productive resources, the gradual development of social protection systems, higher education and continuing training; - to advance social rights by encouraging countries to ratify ILO agreements, particularly those on the freedom of association and collective bargaining, and on child labour and forced labour, and ensuring compliance with them.