Traduction de «politique du tout pour le tout » (Français → Anglais) :

Some challenges remain: The Commission's calls for a single voting day across Europe and for political parties to display their European political party affiliations on the ballots are not yet widely taken up.

For this purpose, it is essential to consider industrial policy in its wider sense, embracing those policies that have an impact on the cost, price and innovative competitiveness of industry and individual sectors, but also considering the competitiveness effects of all other policy initiatives which can have an important influence on the cost, price and innovative competitiveness.

the introduction of automatic identification systems (AIS) in fishing vessels with a length of more than 15 metres overall, ensuring that financial assistance for fitting them on board could be provided in the framework of the European Fisheries Fund; the following implementation timetable for the different categories of fishing vessels according to their overall length: fishing vessel of overall length 24 metres and upwards but less than 45 metres: not later than 3 years after the entry into force of the Directive; fishing vessel of overall length 18 metres and upwards but less than 24 metres: not later than 4 years after the entry i ...[+++]nto force of the Directive; fishing vessel of overall length 15 metres and upwards but less than 18 metres: not later than 5 years after the entry into force of the Directive; newly built fishing vessel of more than 15 metres overall: not later then 18 months after the entry into force of the directive; the acceptance or refusal of a ship in need of assistance in a place of refuge will depend on the decision of the competent authority.

the persons and bodies responsible for systems and policies concerning any aspect of lifelong learning at local, regional and national level.

(a) keep track of the international situation in the areas falling within the common foreign and security policy, help define policies by drawing up "opinions" for the Council, either at the request of the Council or on its own initiative, and monitor implementation of agreed policies, all of this without prejudice to Article 207 of the Treaty establishing the European Community and to the powers of the Presidency and of the Commis ...[+++]sion.

NOTES that by means of the Commission's Green Paper on European social policy a detailed discussion has been set in motion in the European Parliament and the Council, between both sides of industry and among the public on the choice of new areas of social policy and a timetable for the future orientation of European social policy; 2. RECALLS the Commission's presentation of its White Paper on European social policy, which summarizes the discussion taking place throughout the European Union and in which the Commission develops its ideas on the future of European social policy in ten detailed chapters on social policy; 3. IS CONVINCED that the Commission's White Paper on European social policy represents an important contribution to the fur ...[+++]ther development of social policy in the Union; 4. WELCOMES the fact that during 1995 the Commission will submit a detailed new work programme in which it will put forward its proposals for the future organization of social policy until the end of the decade; 5. EXPECTS that in so doing the Commission will also continue the constructive dialogue with the Council and in developing the work programme will take account of the discussion held in the Council on the White Paper on European social policy and the opinions expressed by the Member States; 6. POINTS OUT that, in its conclusions of 21 December 1992 on the effective implementation and enforcement of Community legislation on social affairs [1] and its contribution of 22 September 1994 to combating unemployment, the Council has already adopted a position on areas of social policy which are also covered in the White Paper on European social policy; 7. Against this background, and without wishing to conclude the discussion in the Union and consideration of the White Paper on European social policy, hereby LISTS some central objectives towards which European social policy could be directed; Improving the competitiveness of the Union and increasing the opportunities for job-cre ...