Traduction de «indication éthique » (Français → Anglais) :

ethical hackers | ICT security tester | ethical hacker | vulnerability analyst

European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies | EGE [Abbr.]

ethics counsellor [ ethics counselor ]

breach of the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Sector

Group of Advisers on the Ethical Implications of Biotechnology | GAEIB [Abbr.]

ethical fund | ethical investment fund | green fund | socially conscious mutual fund | socially responsible fund | socially responsible investment fund | socially responsible mutual fund | socially screened fund | SRI fund

comply with code of ethics and conduct in tourism | follow code of ethical conduct in tourism | abide by code of conduct guidelines in tourism | follow ethical code of conduct in tourism

manage ethical conflicts within social services | manage ethical dilemmas within social services | manage ethical issues within social services | manage ethical issues within social work

An investment environment supportive to business also includes effective competition in markets for products and services, ensured by a strong, independent competition authority operating to the highest ethical standards, with access to an effective enforcement mechanism for antitrust legislation and effective protection of intellectual property rights, including geographical indications.

However much such action may be regarded as reprehensible from an ethical point of view and raise doubts as to the propriety of relations between the press and MEPs, to the extent that it could appear to be an act typical of agents provocateurs, who, as matters stand, – and this is strange –, have not been the subject of any judicial proceedings, there are no indications that it might be, on the part of the Romanian judicial authority, a case of fumus persecutionis. That is to say, there are no sufficiently serious and specific grounds for suspecting that the proceedings have been initiated with the precise intention of damaging the Memb ...[+++]er politically.

Geographical indications are of major importance for European agriculture, not only economically but also in ethical, environmental and social terms, in relation to the intimate links of the products with their locality and the conservation and development of the countryside in the context of tradition, history, taste and unique knowledge handed down over time.

40. Points out that the implications of genetic tests for fundamental rights, respect for ethical principles, and the organisation of relations within society are equally significant where work is concerned; unlike the case of insurance, in which the grounds for using genetic data are of a purely economic nature, the key consideration in this instance is the interest of workers themselves, who should not be employed in harmful activities; however, the indications deducible from genetic data cannot replace policies on the working environment or the more general safety requirements to be met when hazardous activities are performed;