Traduction de «technicien juridique en contentieux » (Français → Anglais) :

believes that the Court should be composed of both legally qualified and technically qualified judges; the judges should ensure the highest standards of competence and proven capacity in the field of patent litigation and antitrust law; this qualification should be proven inter alia by relevant work experience and professional training; legally qualified judges should possess the qualifications required for judicial offices in a Contracting Member State; technically qualified judges should have a university degree and expertise in a field of technology as well as knowledge of civil and civil procedural law;

2. In accordance with Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 1290/2005, the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) may finance on a centralised basis on the initiative of the Commission or on its behalf, administrative support concerning the development, preparatory work, monitoring, administrative and legal support, legal defence, registration fees, renewal fees, mark watching fees, litigation fees and any other related measure required to protect and promote the use of the indications, abbreviations and symbols referring to the quality schemes from misuse, imitation, evocation or any other practice liable to mislead the cons ...[+++]umer, within the Union and in third countries.

2. In accordance with Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 1290/2005, the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) may finance on a centralised basis on the initiative of the Commission or on its behalf, administrative support concerning the development, preparatory work, monitoring, administrative and legal support, legal defence, registration fees, renewal fees, mark watching fees, litigation fees and any other related measure required to protect the use of the indications, abbreviations and symbols referring to the quality schemes from misuse, imitation, evocation or any other practice liable to mislead the consumer, within ...[+++] the Union and in third countries.

I was mandated to train and work with Inuit paralegals and support staff, to help people in conflict with the law in criminal or family areas, to provide legal education and to recommend law reform.

We welcome the fact that ADR has been integrated as a priority in the Commission’s Single Market Act, yet alternative solutions do not work without putting in place the systems which they are an alternative too: we call on the Commission to speedily come up with a legislative proposal for a judicial instrument, to ensure collective redress for consumer is possible across the EU. This blatant gap in the consumer toolkit to enforce their rights must be addressed now.

3. Considers that football has suffered from the absence of a clear, stable and predictable legal framework; notes, moreover, that sport is having to deal with a number of disputes, bearing on the legality of its structures and rules, which are likely to cast doubt on the very organisation of the European sports model; therefore calls on the Commission, the Member States and the football authorities to define, in close consultation, an appropriate legal framework in the light of the Independent European Sport Review 2006, so as to prevent further disputes and ensure that the Court of Justice does not determine the future of professional football in Europe; recommends that the framework take as its basis the ...[+++]recognition of the specific nature of sport and of the principles necessary to safeguard fairness and solidarity, and its educative function, and the implementation of harmonised rules guaranteeing healthy competition between European clubs and a level playing field; takes the view, however, that the approach to professional football should not be governed by legal and financial considerations alone; the social and educational dimensions are also important;