Traduction de «risque flagrant » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Recalls that even before the economic crisis, women were in the majority in temporary and part-time employment, and that the crisis has reinforced this trend, hence placing many women at a heightened risk of social exclusion; notes that this has been particularly the case in the southern Member States;

The rapporteur has deliberately chosen not to quote from any study or document already published, other than those originating from Parliament, the reason being that the continuing disagreement within the scientific community on the subject of electromagnetic fields and possible health risks is plain for all to see.

19. Stresses that, according to recent studies, one in five children are at risk of poverty in the European Union and that children and young people, especially members of ethnic minorities, are particularly vulnerable to social exclusion; considers that this risk is even more striking in the majority of the new Member States which joined in 2004 and 2007, particularly with regard to children and young people living in socio-economically disadvantaged areas; highlights the important role that personalised services such as care and social services play in combating social exclusion; welcomes the urgent measures proposed in the communic ...[+++]ation against child poverty, underlining the fact that child poverty is a persistent problem; believes that priority attention at EU and Member State level should be given to the prevention and elimination of child poverty, with particular reference to children from one-parent and immigrant families; regrets that the communication sets no clear quantitative targets on eradicating child poverty;

A flagrant example is the situation of Romanian communities and the neglect of their language rights in numerous European countries, with the risk of decay and oblivion for Romanian, an official language of the EU.

“Wrongful act or omission”: an act or omission that was: a) an offence under any law in force in Canada; b) likely to cause a significant waste of public money; c) likely to endanger public health or safety or the environment; d) a significant breach of an established public policy or directive in the written record of the Public Service; or e) one of gross mismanagement or abuse of authority.

“Wrongful act or omission”: an act or omission that was: a) an offence under any law in force in Canada; b) likely to cause a significant waste of public money; c) likely to endanger public health or safety or the environment; d) a significant breach of an established public policy or directive in the written record of the Public Service; or e) one of gross mismanagement or abuse of authority.