Traduction de «levé de détail » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Calls on the Commission to respond to the urgency outlined in Monti's report ‘A New Strategy for the Single Market’, which concludes that, as a vital tool for the future of the internal market, the EU should urgently address the remaining obstacles to create a pan-European online retail market by 2012;

UNCLOS requires principally two data types: detailed information on bathymetry, which is the depth to the ocean floor, and detailed seismic surveys.

Further, the question also arises as to why the German authorities’ reply to the letter written by the committee chair, Ana Palacio, on 29 June 2000 (forwarding a detailed list of questions to the German authorities concerning the request for waiver of immunity) did not reach the European Parliament until two years later, on 18 July 2002 (see Annex 1 – chronology).

If Senator Murray had not risen to propose the adjournment of the debate, I would have done so, because there are elements in your presentation that deserve a more detailed examination.

Immigration and asylum policy The Council: - took note of a progress report on the programme on asylum adopted at Maastricht in 1991; - agreed to the standard form for determining the State responsible for examining an application for asylum; - approved a list of honourary consuls already empowered to issue visas who, as a transitional measure, will be empowered to issue uniform visas (viz. certain honorary consuls of Denmark and the Netherlands who are to qualify for this exemption from the rule precluding honourary consuls from having the power to issue uniform visas). CIREA activities The Council finally approved (*): - guidelines for joint reports on the situation in third countries from which asylum seekers come; - the procedure for ...[+++] drawing up reports in connection with joint assessments of the situation in third countries and for the circulation of such reports within the CIREA framework; - the second report on CIREA's activities. The fight against trade in human beings The Council formally approved (*) the document on the fight against trade in human beings. Assessment of the terrorist threat The Council agreed to a summary document relating to the internal and external terrorist threat to Member States of the Union, together with a detailed report on such matters (*) Agreed to in principle at the JHA meeting on 29 and 30 November 1993, but still subject then to reservations since withdrawn.

In our case, they are the operating controls that exist from the time an item is picked up, deposited in a piece of street furniture or at some retail point, right through to the airport — and Mr. Johns can elaborate on that — to include the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, which also has certain authorities with respect to their ability to inspect certain items for certain reasons that are outgoing.