Traduction de «marche droite » (Français → Anglais) :

But we could always rely on the federal government, the a big brother if I may say so, to police the province and to ensure that it did not stray too far.

On SOR/2004-180 — Order Amending the Ontario Hog Charges (Interprovincial and Export) Order; SOR/2004- 256 — Order Amending the Ontario Hog Charges (Interprovincial and Export) Order; SOR/2004-303 — Order Amending the Ontario Hog Charges (Interprovincial and Export) Order; and SOR/2005-13 — Order Amending the Ontario Hog Charges (Interprovincial and Export) Order, it was agreed that committee counsel would write to the statutory instruments officer at the National Farm Products Council to share some of the Committee’s observations.

Summary code: Internal market / Businesses in the internal market / Intellectual property / Copyright and related rights Information society / Copyright and related rights

Agreement was reached over the following main principles: - adequate and strong protection of copyright and related rights is considered to be one of the keys to added value and competitiveness in such sectors as entertainment and information - the activities of those creating, producing and disseminating works and other protected matters in Europe should be facilitated and protected in the framework of the Single Market - this should be achieved by (1) establishing harmonised and clear rules that allow all interested parties to benefit from the Single Market, (2) providing for a high level of protection both within the Community and at international level, and (3) by ensuring a fair balance of rights and interests between the different cat ...[+++]egories of rightholders and by reconciling their rights and the interests of users of works and other protected matters - the Information Society provides for a new technical environment that both IPR rightholders and users should benefit from.

In 1995, the policy of the Commission has been organised along six lines of action, designed to give a fresh impetus to the Single Market: (a) completing and streamlining the legislative framework of the Single Market (for example, the Commission has presented its proposals for the elimination of border checks on people in a framework of security); (b) making the Single Market work (notably by ensuring adequate penalties are applied for violations of Community law and improving the transparency and efficiency of infringement procedures); (c) confirming the Single Market as the cornerstone of Economic and Monetary Union (the Commission has confirmed that the response to the difficulties caused for the European economy by monetary fluctuati ...[+++]ons should be increased convergence with a view to introducing the single currency and not compensatory measures which would fragment the Single Market); (d) securing a Single Market for the citizen (The "Citizens First" initiative has been agreed to raise awareness about the rights and opportunities people enjoy in the Single Market); (e) adapting the Single Market to technological and other change (broad consultations have been launched to ensure an appropriate legislative framework for the Information Society); and (f) preparing the Single Market for enlargement (the White Paper on preparation of the CEECs for integration into the Single Market constitutes a valuable basis for the "structured dialogue" with these countries).

The Guide is divided into four parts: a recapitulation of the basic principles enshrined in the European treaties, particularly the prohibition of any measure acting as a restriction on trade within the Community; a detailed analysis of the European directives on competitive tendering for government contracts and construction projects: the Guide explains who is eligible to bid for contracts,which types of procurement and construction are subject to the rules, the types of contract, which sectors are not covered, the rules on advertising, including national advertising, of contracts, the minimum time limits in tender notices, the criteri ...[+++]a for disqualifying or eliminating applicants to bid or bidders and for awarding contracts, the rules on subcontracting, and finally details of the Community policy on the gradual liberalization of telecommunications procurement; - a summary of the sanctions the Commission can impose for breaches of the competitive tendering rules and advice on legal redress for individual suppliers and contractors; - a reminder of the importance of observance of the competitive tendering rules by promoters of projects for which EC funding is sought: a special attention is paid to this aspect in awards of financing from the EC structural funds, the European Investment Bank, and the other Community financial instruments.