Traduction de «signal préparatoire au trafic » (Français → Anglais) :

In many cases the transmission of personal data by the judiciary, police or customs to private parties is necessary to prosecute crime or to prevent an immediate and serious threat to public security or to prevent serious harm to the rights of individuals, for example, by issuing alerts concerning forgeries of securities to banks and credit institutions, or, in the area of vehicle crime, by communicating personal data to insurance companies in order to prevent illicit trafficking in stolen motor vehicles or to improve the conditions for the recovery of stolen motor vehicles from abroad.

9. Welcomes the development of impact assessments in the preparatory phase but warns that they cannot replace political debates about the advantages and disadvantages of laws; emphasises that the interests of consumers, companies and citizens cannot be reduced to a mere cost-benefit analysis; is of the opinion that laws should be executed under the full responsibility of the institutions themselves, in accordance with their political priorities; asks for full transparency during the preparatory phase, for justifications based on the results sought, and for further precision where necessary; insists on the importance of common guideli ...[+++]nes in full respect of the three Lisbon pillars; and insists on a proper budget;

As was to be expected, the Andean Presidents took advantage of their meeting in Madrid of 18 May to send out a dual message. On the one hand, they signalled their clear frustration, expressing grave concern at the protectionist trends in the field of trade and stressing the need to extend and speed up agreements with the EU geared to political, economic and commercial partnership with the Andean Community and other regional integration bodies; on the other, they stressed the need for diversification, calling for immediate adoption of the Andean Trade Preferences Act by the US Congress, as called for by President Bush, as a clear signal ...[+++]of the shared commitment to combat drug trafficking and terrorism.

2. The White Paper on Transport observes that, if no decisive action is taken, road freight transport in the European Union (EU) is set to grow by about 50% by 2010 and cross-border traffic to double by 2020.

The Commission worked on this criminal law initiative, you might say, in full awareness of the facts, for we had carried out major preparatory work, in particular studying the definitions in each Member State, the penalties that can be applied under the law and – of no less importance – the specific ways in which penalties for drug trafficking are applied in each of the 15 Member States.

Also under the aegis of the United Nations, the Member States and the Community are planning to sign the protocol against firearms and are taking part in preparatory work for the convention against corruption.