Traduction de «prisme droit » (Français → Anglais) :

totally reflecting prism

roof prism

polarizing prism [ polarising prism | polarizer prism | prism polarizer | prism polariser ]

sliding wedge

roof prism | Amici's prism

prism attachment

Progress Report on Initiatives in the Single Market | PRISM [Abbr.]

Berens plastic prism bar

EU law - national law [ Community law - national law | European Union law - national law | national law - Community law | national law - European Union law ]

22. Insists, while reaffirming its commitment to, and the strategic importance of, transatlantic relations in global matters, that surveillance programmes such as PRISM may result in violations of human rights, namely the rights to private life and family life and to the confidentiality of communications, and may also have consequences for the fulfilment of other human rights of European and foreign nationals, such as freedom of expression; calls on the US authorities to provide the EU, without undue delay, with full information on those surveillance programmes involving data collection, in particular with regard to their legal basis, n ...[+++]ecessity and proportionality and the safeguards implemented to protect human rights, including mechanisms for obtaining redress for violations;

3. Calls on the US authorities to provide the EU, without undue delay, with full information on PRISM and other such programmes involving data collection, in particular as regards their legal basis, necessity and proportionality and the safeguards implemented to protect the fundamental rights of EU citizens, such as limitation of scope and duration, conditions for access, and independent supervision, as provided for under the Convention on Cybercrime and as requested by Commissioner Reding in her letter of 10 June 2013 to Attorney General Eric Holder; calls on the US authorities to suspend and review any laws and surveillance programmes ...[+++] that violate the fundamental right of EU citizens to privacy and data protection, the sovereignty and jurisdiction of the EU and its Member States, and the Convention on Cybercrime;

1. Expresses, while confirming its ongoing support for transatlantic efforts in the fight against terrorism and organised crime, serious concern over PRISM and other such programmes, since, should the information available up to now be confirmed, they may entail a serious violation of the fundamental right of EU citizens and residents to privacy and data protection, as well as of the right to private and family life, the confidentiality of communications, the presumption of innocence, freedom of expression, freedom of information, and the freedom to conduct business;

4. Emphasises that although employment law is the responsibility of the Member States, insolvency law can have an impact on employment law, and that in the context of increasing globalisation and indeed of the economic crisis, the issue of insolvency needs to be considered from an employment-law perspective, as differing definitions of ‘employment’ and ‘employee’ in Member States should not undermine the rights of employees in the event of insolvency; stresses, however, that any debate on the specific issue of insolvency should not automatically be a pretext for regulating employment law at EU level;