Traduction de «théorie des traits » (Français → Anglais) :

personality trait theory [ theory of characteristics | trait theory ]

trait and factor theory [ trait-factor theory ]

European treaties [ European Union treaties | EU treaties | primary law | treaties of the European Union ]

Rome Treaty | Treaty establishing the European Community | Treaty establishing the European Economic Community | Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union | TFEU [Abbr.]

Treaty on European Union [ Draft Treaty on European Union | European Union Treaty | EU Treaty | Maastricht Treaty | TEU [acronym] Treaty of Maastricht ]

milking cluster | milking unit | pipeline milker | teat cup cluster | teat cut assembly

Reform Treaty | Treaty of Lisbon | Treaty of Lisbon amending the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community

ECSC Treaty [ Paris Treaty | Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community ]

boundary treaty [ frontier treaty ]

catastrophe excess of loss treaty | catastrophe treaty

Theoretically, these institutions enjoy considerable latitude when it comes to conveying their wishes to the government, but in practice, when treaties to which Canada is a party come into play in their decisions, these bodies are not necessarily able to make the recommendations that are needed and that could be put forward if Canadian treaties with other countries were not involved.

The OJ was created on the basis of Article 191 TEC by Council decision in 1958, making use of the "implied competence" theory whereby the Union may adopt acts which are necessary for it to function and where there is no legal basis providing for a legislative procedure.

But we also need strong leadership, in theory enabled by the Lisbon Treaty, to forge a lasting vision for Europe’s diplomacy in the world.

The rapporteur nevertheless notes the specific situation of the Bank in respect, for example, of the operation of its own capital: low paid-up capital in comparison with capital subscribed (EUR 8.2 billion paid up as against a subscribed capital of EUR 163.7 billion on 31 December 2006); the ability of the EIB’s Board of Directors to require payment, in order to cover the Bank’s needs, of all or part of the balance of the unpaid subscribed capital (i.e. in theory, EUR 155 billion); the specific prudential ratio laid down in Article 18(5) of the Bank’s Statute, which provides for a restriction of commitments to no more than 2.5 times th ...[+++]e subscribed capital (a ratio which is very slightly altered by the Lisbon Treaty, currently undergoing ratification), etc.