Traduction de «passer à la truelle » (Français → Anglais) :

Where an examiner has not conducted tests for a category within a 24-month period, the examiner shall undertake a suitable reassessment before being allowed to carry out driving tests relating to that category.

When a Member signs that register in the plenary, that does not constitute an obligation to spend the rest of the day sitting in plenary; nor an obligation to spend the rest of the day sitting with one's group, if one signs in a group; nor in a committee; and most certainly not an obligation to sit all day in the central registry, if one signed there.

The truth is that we missed our chance at Nice, we missed our chance at Amsterdam and, in my view, we missed our chance at Maastricht; we missed the chance – which Parliament had once demanded but then forgot about – to stress that we needed, first, to go deeper – do you remember the famous concept of going deeper before enlarging?

[10] Communication on "The impact of the eEconomy on European enterprises: Economic analysis and policy implications" [COM(2001) 711]; Communication on "Helping SMEs to Go Digital" [COM(2001) 136]; Conclusions of the Industry Council 9938/02, of 6 June 2002; European Parliament Report on the Communication on the impact of the e-Economy on European enterprises [Final A5-0434/2002]; Opinion of the Committee of the Regions on the Communication "Helping SMEs to Go Digital" [COM-6/032]; Opinion of the Economic and Social Committee on the Communication "Helping SMEs to Go Digital" [INT/106];

3.2.7 The Member States were asked whether they believed that there was a case for moving some projects from Annex II to Annex I. Some Member States have already done this by placing some projects in their own version of Annex I or by having mandatory thresholds for certain Annex II projects. However, the largest single proportion of respondents felt that there is no case for moving projects from Annex II to Annex I (i.e. Austria, Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, UK). There was some consensus on the view that it was far too early to judge whether the Annex I and II lists needed further revision and that there needs to be far ...[+++] more research on the relationship between the Annexes and how the system operates in practice across the EU as a whole.

The Decree of 21 March 1997 excludes the following from the list of species which can be hunted in Italy: Passer domesticus, Passer montanus, Colinus virginianus, Sturnus vulgaris, Corvus frugilegus, Corvus monedula, Bonasa bonasia and Limosa limosa.