Traduction de «question en litige » (Français → Anglais) :

point at issue [ issue | point in issue | point in case | point of issue | question in controversy | question in dispute | question in issue | question at issue | matter at issue | matter in issue | matter in dispute | issue for trial | matter in question | issue in a proceeding | issue in the proce ]

issue estoppel [ issue preclusion ]

issue in dispute | matter in issue | question in controversy | ultimate issue

determination of the issues

merits (of a case)

contractual dispute resolution | manage disputes in contracts | manage contract disputes | resolve disputes deriving from contracts

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Recalls its serious concerns over the tension in the South China Sea; considers it regrettable that, contrary to the 2002 Declaration of Conduct, several parties are claiming land in the disputed waters; is particularly concerned at the massive scale of China’s current activities in the area, including building military facilities, ports, and at least one airstrip; urges all parties in the disputed area to refrain from unilateral and provocative actions and to resolve the disputes peacefully based on international law, in particular the UNCLOS, with impartial international mediation and arbitration; urges all parties to acknowledge the jurisdiction of both UNCLOS and the Court of Arbitration, and calls for respect for any eventual decis ...[+++]ion by UNCLOS; supports all steps that will enable the South China Sea to become a ‘sea of peace and cooperation’; also supports all endeavours to ensure that the parties agree on a code of conduct for the peaceful exploitation of the maritime areas in question, including the establishment of safe trade routes, and encourages confidence-building measures; believes that the EU should engage in bilateral and multilateral cooperation in order to effectively contribute to security in the region.

3. Points out that the Court of Justice of the European Union has jurisdiction in matters relating to the Treaties and to the secondary legislation, including application of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and the area of employment, and that it must proceed in dispute hearings in a way which is appropriate, transparent and fair (‘right to a fair trial’); emphasises that the Court of Justice of the European Union is required to use the Charter of Fundamental Rights as an interpretative guide in litigation concerning social and labo ...[+++]ur rights and that such litigation may take the form of legal action by means of preliminary references by national courts (Article 267 TFEU) challenging Member States’ implementation of Union law which they believe violates the fundamental social rights of workers as laid down in the Charter of Fundamental Rights; welcomes the Commission’s proposal to create a new mechanism to promote the values set out in Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union;

2. In the event of an unresolved dispute involving a consumer or end-user and concerning an issue falling within the scope of this Regulation, the Member States shall ensure that the out-of-court dispute resolution procedures laid down in Article 34 of the Universal Service Directive are available.

The options relating to the competent authorities and out-of-court redress bodies are (8) do not appoint competent authorities and out-of-court redress bodies; and (9) appoint competent authorities and out-of-court redress bodies to deal with Regulation issues.