Traduction de «engagement subsidiaire » (Français → Anglais) :

in the alternative, declare void the provision made in Article 4.1 of the decision, in fine, ordering recovery of the alleged aid, for infringement of the principles of legal certainty and of the protection of legitimate expectations, since recovery of the aid cannot be ordered with effect from before the publication of the decision to open formal proceedings;

in the alternative, uphold the applicant’s claims and declare void the provision laid down in Article 4.1 of the decision, in fine, ordering recovery of the alleged aid, for infringement of the principles of legal certainty and of the protection of legitimate expectations, since, in any event, recovery of the aid cannot be ordered with effect from before the publication in the Official Journal of the European Union of the decision to open formal proceedings, on 21 September 2011; in addition, acknowledge that the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations applies to those EIGs that fulfilled the objective requirements for th ...[+++]e application of the contested tax advantages prior to the publication of the 2006 decision in the Official Journal;

The treaty includes a backup release, but this is triggered only if, for some reason, the promise made by the Inuit is not given effect by the courts and there is resulting prejudice to the rights of Inuit or to the rights of others.

the spouse of the beneficiary of refugee or subsidiary protection status or his or her unmarried partner in a stable relationship, where the legislation or practice of the Member State concerned treats unmarried couples in a way comparable to married couples under its law relating to aliens,

The AOSIS protocol proposal and the German delegation's suggestions will as well as others form part of the negotiations (c) Report of the ad hoc group to the second Conference of the Parties on the state of negotiations on the protocol; completion of the negotiations six months before the third Conference of the Parties in order to allow adoption during that Conference (d) Inclusion in the ad hoc group's working programme, in cooperation with the other subsidiary bodies, of an analysis or assessment to identify potential and possible policies and measures for achieving limitations and progressive reductions of greenhouse gas emissions ...[+++](e) Consideration of the following key elements for inclusion in the protocol: (i) comprehensiveness of the protocol, covering all greenhouse gases, their sources and sinks and all relevant sectors; (ii) common but differentiated responsibilities of Parties in line with their respective capabilities and possibilities: - lead responsibility of Annex I Parties through specific commitments, individually or jointly, strengthening and enlarging those undertaken in Article 4(2)(a) and (b) of the Convention, - participation, over time, of non-Annex I Parties as recognized in Article 4(2)(f) and (g); establishment of a framework leading to sustainable patterns of economic development that will secure steadily increasing economic growth while restraining the growth of greenhouse gas emissions; (iii) combined approach including both policies and measures as well as targets and timetables such as 2005 and 2010, taking into account the differences in starting points and approaches, economic structures and resource bases as set out in Article 4(2)(a); (iv) coordinated policies and measures covering CO2 and other greenhouse gases, in particular in those areas where international coordination is called for in view of competitiveness concerns, priority being given to: - measures subject to competitiveness concerns; - measures concerning globall ...

No other bilateral or multilateral official development assistance budget had been increased by so much in recent years (e.g. the outcome of the latest discussions on the ninth three- yearly replenishment of IDA resources. Official development assistance and private investment Oda was, of course, an essential factor in the development of the ACP countries. Nevertheless, it was a relatively minor component. Development necessarily meant the creation of a self-supporting economy, to which the private sector had an essential contribution to make. The challenge the ACP countries were facing, against the background of changes in the internati ...[+++]onal economic scene, was the need to attract productive investment in spite of growing worldwide competitiveness. The ACP countries's debt to the Community Mr Marin personally undertook to make a more de tailed examination of the problem of ACP indebtedness towards the Community. The Commission now possessed the basic data relating to the problem and would soon be able to put forward a proposal aimed at wiping out the debt recycling funds under Lomé IV. Implementation of the Lomé Convention The capacity to absorb aid presented a very real problem. No more than about 19% of the sum available under Lomé III had actually been paid out (while 76% had been committed).