Traduction de «politique de règlement des différends » (Français → Anglais) :

Many trade issues with China concern regulatory quality and implementation in various areas of policy, including industrial policy, environmental policy, crisis measures, financial stability and consumer protection; calls for such cases to be resolved through increased bilateral co-operation or dispute settlement in the WTO;

The Commission notes that it has recently launched a study which will provide a complete and objective review of all aspects of the EU's trade defence policy and practice, including an evaluation of the performance, methods, utilisation and effectiveness of the present TDI scheme in achieving its trade policy objectives, an evaluation of the effectiveness of the existing and potential policy decisions of the European Union (e.g., the Union interest test, the lesser duty rule, the duty collection system) in comparison with the policy decisions made by certain trading partners and an examination of the basic anti-dumping and anti-subsidy r ...[+++]egulations in light of the administrative practice of the EU institutions, the judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the recommendations and rulings of the WTO Dispute Settlement Body.

71. Reiterates its concern about the significant direct and indirect government support given to US industry, by means of direct subsidies, protective legislation and tax policies; stresses, in particular, that all the reports by the WTO Panel and the Appellate Body on the Foreign Sales Corporations (FSC) scheme have concluded that, despite some major changes to its legislation, the US has yet to fully abide by previous WTO rulings and the recommendations of the WTO Dispute Settlement Body (DSB); calls therefore on the US Congress t ...[+++]o bring the American Jobs Creation Act (Jobs Act), which contains a "Grandfathering Clause", into full compliance with previous WTO rulings and DSB recommendations;

He said: Mr. Speaker, Motion No. 12 is a technical amendment which would allow the sport dispute resolution centre of Canada to make bylaws regarding the principles governing the implementation of an official languages policy with respect to the use of English and French (1725) [English] Hon. Paul DeVillers (Simcoe North, Lib.): Motion No. 13 is a technical amendment in light of the amendment adopted by the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage regarding the appointment of the executive director by the board of directors of the sport dispute resolution centre of Canada.

A dispute settling mechanism was needed that would deal with both general level compliance complaints, those based on the principles of free trade, as well as specific complaints from consumers and private business interests, those complaints that cannot be resolved by governments themselves (1735) The challenge was to find solutions that would accommodate the desires of the provincial governments to retain the flexibility necessary to pursue their legitimate political and economic objectives under existing constitutional power sharin ...[+++]g arrangements while at the same time providing a dispute settlement mechanism that would offer open access and cost efficient resolution without resorting to court action and enforceable implementation.

In particular, where the Community has requested an international dispute settlement body to indicate and authorize the measures which are appropriate for the implementation of the results of an international dispute settlement procedure, the Community commercial policy measures which may be needed in consequence of such authorization shall be in accordance with the recommendation of such international dispute settlement body.