Traduction de «phase de caractère » (Français → Anglais) :

However, in view of the evolving nature of the pre-litigation procedure, the drawing up of the act establishing the institution’s final position terminates with the adoption of the contracting authority’s response to the complaint lodged by the member of the temporary staff.

3. In 2010, the Commission shall, if appropriate, submit to the European Parliament and the Council, together with its mid-term review, a proposal concerning the public funds and commitments required for the financing programming period starting in 2014, also covering any financial obligations with regard to the exploitation phase deriving from its responsibility relating to the public ownership of the system, the revenue-sharing mechanism for the exploitation phase, and objectives for a pricing policy ensuring that customers receive high quality services at fair prices.

3. In 2010, the Commission shall, if appropriate, submit to the European Parliament and the Council, together with its mid-term review, a proposal concerning the public funds and commitments required for the financing programming period starting in 2014, also covering any financial obligations with regard to the exploitation phase deriving from its responsibility relating to the public ownership of the system, the revenue-sharing mechanism for the exploitation phase, and objectives for a pricing policy ensuring that customers receive high quality services at fair prices.

Although, these concerns are more strongly felt in relation to the 2nd phase, owing to the finality of the decision taken at that stage, they apply also to commitment discussions at the end of the 1st phase.

240. The second phase of the procedure may take on a more adversarial character than the first phase, and this is where the due process requirements are most solidly and explicitly built-into the system.

Whereas Community rules should reserve, for certain territories among which certain countries may, by way of exception, appear, the use of geographical designations referring to them, provided that the stages of production during which the finished product acquires its characteristics and definitive properties are completed in the geographical area in question; whereas, by thus conferring exclusive rights on the producers concerned, the Community rules will ensure that the designations in question continue to serve as indications of provenance and will prevent them from entering the public domain and becoming generic terms; whereas the designations in question also perform the function of informing the consumer as to the provenance of ...[+++] products characterized by the raw materials used or by the special processes employed in their manufacture;