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

8. Welcomes and fully supports the recent agreement leading to the unblocking of the deadlock in the domestic political developments in the country and considers that the present accord will allow further progress towards EU accession in advance of the European Council discussions; calls on all parties to continue with political dialogue and stresses the need for broad cross-party support and engagement in the EU agenda; underlines the fact that the national parliament is a key democratic institution for the discussion and resolution of political differ ...[+++]ences and asks all the political forces in the country to act in this spirit, respecting its procedures and the democratic values on which it was founded; supports initiatives leading to an improvement of the functioning of the parliament, including the proposal for a Commission of Inquiry in order to establish accountability for the events of 24 December 2012, make further recommendations for a comprehensive reform of the parliament’s procedures on a genuine cross-party basis, improve the authority, independence and legitimacy of the parliament and prevent any repeat of such incidents; calls on the authorities to set up the Commission of Inquiry immediately so that it can commence its important work with a view to the restoration of a normal political process in the country; regrets that the journalists were also expelled from the parliament and calls for a resumption of the dialogue between the government and the Association of Journalists under conditions in which journalists themselves can have trust and confidence;

The EU and the partners share the interest of maintaining stable, secure and clean energy supplies for their citizens and industry and to move towards low-carbon energy resources. The Commission’s 2007/2008 energy and climate change package set a bold framework to address energy challenges including the development of an external energy policy. The gas dispute between Ukraine and Russia in the winter of 2008/2009 highlighted the need to deal urgently with energy security. The Commission’s 2008 second strategic energy review[4] calls for relations to be stepped up with partners, which are important producer and transit countries for the E ...[+++]U.

The Commission also intends to adopt procedural rules (concerning the starting points for the periods for dealing with complaints, the procedural rules of the advisory commission to be drawn up by the Member States if no agreement can be reached on the elimination of double taxation within two years and the suspension of tax collection pending dispute settlement) and recommends that the Member States apply these rules to the dispute settlement provisions of their bilateral double taxation agreements.

17. Considers it necessary to establish clearly the scope of the responsibility of the national bodies administering the registers and of the service contractor, in the event of dispute; calls therefore on Member Governments to coordinate their Country Code top level domain registration policies and procedures, so that users are handled in a consistent manner and with effective dispute resolution policies, and further encourages the Commission to promote effective alternative dispute resolution procedures to reinforce the domain name ...[+++] registry codes of conduct;

For instance, voter registration, the unfolding of the election campaign or the resolution of disputes after the voting (i.e. FYROM 1999 and Mozambique 1999) may be crucial to assess the election process properly.

The Commission also intends to adopt procedural rules (concerning the starting points for the periods for dealing with complaints, the procedural rules of the advisory commission to be drawn up by the Member States if no agreement can be reached on the elimination of double taxation within two years and the suspension of tax collection pending dispute settlement) and recommends that the Member States apply these rules to the dispute settlement provisions of their bilateral double taxation agreements.