Traduction de «participation à toutes les échéances » (Français → Anglais) :

9. Stresses that the credibility of the NTC interim government will rest on its capacity to address the most pressing issues while at the same time creating conditions for democratic institutions; calls on the NTC to initiate as transparent and inclusive a process as possible, involving all key stakeholders from all parts of the country, in order to build up legitimacy and a national consensus and thus avoid regional, ethnic or tribal fractions that could cause further violence; calls on the NTC to ensure the involvement of the whole spectrum of Libyan society and to empower women and minorities in the transitional process towards demo ...[+++]cratisation, namely by stimulating their participation in civil society, the media, political parties and all sorts of political and economic decision-making bodies;

Any participating Member State or other participating country is free to increase its national funding earmarked for the Eurostars Joint Programme, at any time during the Programme.

Particular attention will be paid to the overall coherence and coordination between Joint Technology Initiatives and programmes and projects in the same fields , while respecting their existing implementation procedures, as well as to ensuring that participation in their projects is open to a wide range of participants throughout Europe, in particular SMEs.

The European Union must now ensure that it participates fully in the new stages, namely in establishing the modalities of negotiations with a view to reaching a possible agreement on them at the Hong Kong Ministerial Conference in December 2005, in accordance with the mandate given by the Council and approved by the European Parliament.

These 70 programmes met all the regulatory deadlines in 2002: all adopted and sent to the Commission their programming complement and installed their Monitoring Committees, and 21 of them sent in their annual implementation report by the required date.

My group supported the motion and is prepared to take part in any way it can in any action addressing the current situation quickly and immediately – and, I hope, effectively. Three lines of action must be pursued: defending European industry fully against any unfair competition from the United States in the future; speeding up the restructuring of European industry itself; and meeting the obligations, which we had, moreover, already established before the crisis, to ensure, in any event, improved conditions of safety and respect for the environment than those hitherto in operation.