Traduction de «établissement doté » (Français → Anglais) :

(2) The Minister, with the approval of the Governor in Council, may enter into an agreement with the government of a province for which a provincial parole board has been established for the transfer of jurisdiction in respect of offenders who move to the province after their release by the Board on parole from a provincial correctional facility in another province for which no provincial parole board has been established.

To this end, competent authorities should be granted early intervention powers, including the power to replace the management body of an institution with a special manager; this would serve as a means of exerting pressure on the institution in question to take measures to restore its financial soundness and/or to reorganise its business so as to ensure its viability at an early stage.

Member States shall ensure that the deposit guarantee scheme has arrangements in place to ensure that, following a contribution made by the deposit guarantee scheme under paragraphs 1 or 5 and where the depositors of the institution under resolution need to be reimbursed, the members of the scheme can immediately provide the scheme with the amounts that have to be paid.

In any case, if following a contribution by the DGS, the institution under resolution fails at a later stage and the DGS does not have sufficient funds to repay depositors, the DGS must have arrangements in place in order to raise the corresponding amounts immediately from its members.

4. In relation to the tasks defined in Article 4 except for points (a) and (c) of paragraph 1 thereof, the ECB shall have the responsibilities set out in paragraph 5 of this Article and the national competent authorities shall have the responsibilities set out in paragraph 6 of this Article, within the framework and subject to the procedures referred to in paragraph 7 of this Article, for the supervision of the following credit institutions, financial holding companies or mixed financial holding companies, or branches, which are established in participating Member States, of credit institutions established in non-participating Member Sta ...[+++]tes:

Med Campus Development cooperation activities involving universities and higher education establishments in the European Union and the Mediterranean non-member countries (MNCs)[1] The Med Campus programme, a decentralized cooperation instrument, is intended to give EU Mediterranean policy added impetus in implementing a Euro-Mediterranean partnership. Achieving a more equitable socio-economic balance in the region requires more efficient use of human resources and greater involvement of civil society. Med Campus is a specific programme of action to encourage the European Union and Mediterranean non-member countries to become increasingly ...[+++] involved in a process of interaction, interdependence and mutual association. The inter-university partnership and network set up by the programme should enable both the public sector and private enterprise to make optimum use of Community experience and know-how, particularly in the areas of economic and social development, the environment, management and communications. After a pilot phase (1992-93) with a budget of ECU 6 500 000, a total of ECU 8 000 000 and ECU 8 900 000 has been set aside for the academic years 1993-94 and 1994-95 respectively.