Traduction de «prendre l'initiative d'une plainte » (Français → Anglais) :

to take all appropriate steps to ensure that such negotiations shall be undertaken

to take all appropriate steps to ensure that such negotiations shall be undertaken

to take all the appropriate steps

Memorandum to Cabinet on the Update on the Family Violence Initiative and Plans for Continued Action on Violence Against Women, Children and Seniors

bring a proceeding [ commence a proceeding | initiate a proceeding | institute a proceeding | institute a legal proceeding | start a proceeding | take a judicial proceeding | take a legal proceeding | take a proceeding | take out a proceeding ]

Believes that the SCI and other national and EU voluntary systems (codes of good practice, voluntary dispute settlement mechanisms) should be developed further and promoted as an addition to effective and robust enforcement mechanisms at Member State level, ensuring that complaints can be lodged anonymously and establishing dissuasive penalties, together with EU-level coordination; encourages producers and traders, including farmers’ organisations, to become involved in such initiatives; takes the view that these initiatives should ...[+++]be available to all suppliers who are not concerned about their anonymity, and that they may usefully evolve as platforms for education and the sharing of best practices; notes that the Commission, in its recent report, states that the SCI needs to be improved, in particular to take account of confidential complaints and as regards the granting of investigatory and sanctioning powers to independent bodies.

Notes the setting up of SCI national platforms of organisations and businesses in the food supply chain to encourage dialogue between the parties, promote the introduction and exchange of fair trading practices and seek to put an end to UTPs, but wonders whether they are really effective; points out, however, that some national platforms have not delivered on these objectives and that, as in the case of Finland, farmers have abandoned the platform; proposes that Member States be encouraged and given incentives to take further action, using suitable instruments, on any complaints ...[+++] or non-conformities reported by these national platforms.

E. whereas Greece’s populist neo-Nazi party Chrisi Avgi (Golden Dawn) is encouraging an increasing level of hate crime and hate speech, with the Greek police tolerating impunity for hate crimes; whereas according to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, 87 racist crimes were recorded in Greece from January to September 2012, 15 of them attributed to police-induced racist violence and brutality; whereas according to migrant unions there were more than 600 cases of racist crimes in Greece in 2011 and 2012, especially against people with Pakistani or Afghan origins or of Muslim denomination; whereas the newly established hate crime units in the Greek police do not operate sufficiently well, leading to many hate crimes not bei ...[+++]ng reported as such, with the recent murder of a Pakistani migrant (stabbed to death by two neo-Nazis while cycling) being the most prominent case; whereas the Greek LGBT community reports an alarming rise in the level of homophobic and transphobic crime and hate speech; whereas the Greek police reportedly do not recognise transphobic and homophobic crimes as falling within the competence of the new hate crime units, refusing to accept complaints from victims of such crimes or from irregular migrants who are victims of hate crime;

whereas in 2012 the Ombudsman sent one special report to the European Parliament; whereas this special report concerned the Commission’s handling of a complaint by citizens’ initiatives fighting against what they perceived to be the negative consequences of the expansion of Vienna Airport; whereas a special report to Parliament is the Ombudsman’s most powerful tool and constitutes the last substantive step the Ombudsman can take in dealing with a case;