Traduction de «ordinances issued » (Anglais → Français) :

c) will reinforce continuous co-ordination between its services and calls upon Member States to also provide enhanced foresight/review functions and a co-ordinated interface for a dialogue on these issues.

The Contact Committee of the Supreme Audit Institutions of the European Union and EUROSAI, in which the Court actively participates, have, I understand, provided not only a good platform for arranging practical co-ordination issues, but also as a forum for public audit bodies in the EU to discuss important emerging issues for the sector as a whole in Europe.

88. Deplores the continuing serious violations of human rights such as the use of child combatants by illegal armed groups in the conflict in Colombia, including several thousand under the age of 15; remains deeply concerned at the threat to human rights defenders in the country and urges, in this regard, the authorities of Colombia to take clear and effective measures so as to protect the life and the work of these persons; is concerned at the deplorable conditions in which a large number of Colombians are being kept, including minors, soldiers and police officers kidnapped more than seven years ago, members of Congress such as Jorge Eduardo Gechem Turbay, Oscar Tulio Lizcano and Luis Eladio Pérez Bonilla, members of the Valle regional a ...[+++]ssembly, the former minister Fernando de Araujo and the former presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt; supports the conclusions contained in the Declaration issued at the International Co-operation and Co-ordination Meeting for Colombia, which was adopted at Cartagena as a follow-up to the recommendations issued in London in the presence - inter alia - of the UN, and also the recommendations of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Colombia;

85. Deplores the use of child combatants by illegal armed groups in the conflict in Colombia, including several thousand under the age of 15; remains concerned at the threat to human rights defenders in the country; is concerned at the deplorable conditions in which a large number of Colombians are being kept, including minors, soldiers and police officers kidnapped more than seven years ago, members of Congress such as Jorge. E. Gechem, Oscar Tulio Lizcano and Luis Eladio Pérez, members of the Valle regional assembly, the former minister Fernando Araujo and the former presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt; supports the conclusions contained in the Declaration issued at the In ...[+++]ternational Co-operation and Co-ordination Meeting for Colombia, which was adopted at Cartagena as a follow-up to the recommendations issued in London in the presence - inter alia - of the UN, and also the recommendations of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Colombia;

The Directive requires reporting by Commission on a number of issues, for bureaucratic and reasons of simplicity such reports should be co-ordinated to enable their presentation to be co-ordinated.

Effective crime prevention requires closer co-operation among Member States, which in practice means the co-ordination of legislation and better co-ordination with respect to co-operation with the police and the investigation of crime. It is also important to invest in the prevention of crime, which is naturally a matter of considerably broader scope than an issue merely for legislative policy.