Traduction de «régime qui imposerait » (Français → Anglais) :

occupational pension scheme | occupational retirement pension scheme | occupational scheme

EU customs procedure [ Community customs procedure | European Union customs procedure ]

pass-through plan

flat-benefit plan [ flat-rate benefit plan | flat-benefit pension plan | flat benefit pension plan | flat benefit plan | uniform benefit plan ]

low-sodium diet | low sodium diet | low salt diet | sodium restricted diet

income insurance program | income insurance plan | salary insurance plan | income insurance scheme

mariners'scheme

to clear to a customs procedure | to place under a customs procedure

single payment scheme [ SAPS | SFPS | single area payment scheme | single farm payment | single farm payment scheme | single payment | SPS ]

EU financing arrangements [ Community financing arrangements | European Union financing arrangements ]

In its White Paper on Environmental Liability of February 2000 [9], the Commission proposed a regime which would impose liability on those parties who cause injury to persons or their property, contaminate sites or cause damage to bio-diversity.

J. whereas Egyptian civil society organizations have repeatedly expressed their deep concern about the draft NGO law, which would impose complete and unjustified control over civic groups and subordinate them to security and administrative bodies and allow for very harsh sentencing of human rights defenders; whereas civil society organizations have been given a repeatedly postponed deadline to register under law No 84, which places severe restrictions on the independence and activities of NGOs, or face criminal charges; whereas a presidential decree of 21 September 2014 amending the penal code places severe consequences, including life ...[+++] sentences, on NGOs receiving foreign funding for the vaguely formulated purpose of ‘harming the national interest’; whereas Egypt’s leading human rights NGOs have stated that the current repressive environment has reached levels unseen even under Mubarak’s authoritarian regime; whereas Government-sponsored media have launched an unprecedented smear campaign against Egypt’s independent human rights NGOs;

The amendments to this act focus on a number of areas — and as I say, these are shared: the introduction, again, of beginning-to-end time limits for environmental assessments; the introduction of an administrative monetary penalty scheme, which would see fines being able to be applied to individuals of up to $25,000 and organizations up to $100,000; and the introduction of development certificates, which are documents that would outline the terms and conditions following an environmental assessment that a proponent must follow in order for a project to receive — these development certificates would be subject to administrative monetary ...[+++] penalties.

Senator Kenny: Professor Morck, perhaps I did not understand your defined contribution proposal as clearly as I might have, but it struck me as being a proposal that would have exceedingly high administrative costs and that the administrative burden, if you will, would be enough to negate the value of individuals watching over their own little nest egg.