Traduction de «exercice co-operative best effort » (Français → Anglais) :

Exercise Co-operative Best Effort '99

Exercise COOPERATIVE BEST EFFORTS 99 [ Ex COOPERATIVE BEST EFFORTS 99 ]

25. Every entity, other than a cooperative incorporated under this Act or a body corporate incorporated by or under the authority of another Act of Parliament or an Act of the legislature of a province, is guilty of an offence if the entity uses or authorizes the use of the word “cooperative”, “co-operative”, “co-op”, “coop”, “coopérative” or “pool”, or another grammatical form of any of those words, as part of its name or in any manner in connection with the conduct of its business so that the entity could reasonably be considered to ...[+++] be holding itself out as carrying on business as a cooperative entity.

3. Notes that budget monitoring efforts during the financial year 2013 resulted in a budget implementation rate of 98,80 %, which represents a minor decrease in comparison to the previous year (99,30 %), and that the payment appropriations execution rate was high at 90,80 %; takes note from the Authority’s annual report (AAR) that under Title I (Staff) and Title II (Infrastructure) the budget was fully executed, while under Title III (Operations) the execution rate reached 96,99 %;

1. Reiterates that the European Court of Auditors (Court of Auditors) considers the transactions underlying the annual accounts of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) for the financial year 2011 as legal and regular in all material respects; underlines again that the discharge procedure shall focus on the preceding year; is aware that any progress made since then should be duly noted and taken into account; thinks it is noteworthy in this context that the special report No 15/2012 on ‘Management of conflict of interest in selected EU Agencies’ by the Court of Auditors, which found significant shortcomings in conflict of interest policies and procedures in ECHA, has not taken into account changes implemented after the Court completed its ...[+++] audit field work in October 2011; considers nevertheless that further efforts are needed to implement the recommendations of the Court, in particular with regard to conflict of interest policies and procedures for staff and Board of Appeal members, and their post-employment activities;

Respects fully the sovereignty and national prerogatives of the Member States as regards ATMs relating to military and other state aircraft operations and training; notes the Member States’ commitment to ensuring that the concept of flexible use of airspace (1) is fully and uniformly applied, and recognises the need to support their efforts to that end; highlights the fact that state aircraft include, in addition to military aviation, those on police, firefighting, coastguard, customs, civil protection and other missions, thus bring ...[+++]ing a wide range of security and crisis management activities within the scope of their operations;