Traduction de «Servizio per gli stranieri » (Italien → Anglais) :

foreign national service

Foreign Interests Section

Foreign Interests Section

Counter-terrorism strategy for Syria and Iraq, with particular focus on foreign fighters | EU counter terrorism/foreign fighters strategy | Syria and Iraq: CT/foreign fighters strategy

admission of aliens [ tourist visa | visa ]

legal aid in immigration and asylum cases

rights of aliens [ principle of reciprocity | reciprocity of rights | alien property(UNBIS) ]

residence permit [ residence of aliens ]

higher education social work teacher | social work lector | social work lecturer | university social work and social policy lecturer

Central Office for Statistics under the Federal Act on Accident Insurance [ SSUV ]

Member States also maintain the right, even in areas where specific commitments have been undertaken, to impose public service obligations which are also applied to foreign private providers (for example, on universal service, quality standards or consumer/user protection) [100].

In their commitments, WTO Members can grant full market access and national treatment to foreign service providers, and at the same time impose on them the same public service obligations that apply to domestic service providers.

Only few national eGovernment applications are open to non-nationals: Finland – Lomake.fi public sector online forms service, Ireland – Revenue on-line service ROS, The Netherlands – Elektronische aangifte, Slovenia – One-stop-shop-state portal for businesses, Sweden – Company Registration eService.

15. Stresses the need to foster sustainable development and for social and environmental standards to be systematically taken into account when negotiating trade agreements and investment treaties, in order to pursue the goal of making trade a catalyst for development that allows partner countries sufficient policy space to ensure food security, and build local and regional markets; takes the view, in this context, that the implementation of the ‘national treatment’ principle in investment treaties, whereby foreign investors are accorded the same rights as domestic investors, will curb the LDCs’ ability to give preferential treatment to domestic investors, such as small or infant enterprises; calls on the Commission to formulate a ...[+++] coherent strategy on the extraction of raw materials; considers that such a strategy should ensure that the extractive process is environmentally and socially sustainable, by making compliance with international standards mandatory, and is economically sustainable by securing for the countries a fair level of revenue; points out that, if appropriate, this strategy could also make it possible to preserve commodities for later use;