Traduction de «refus d'accepter une charge » (Français → Anglais) :

Is Article 19 in conjunction with Article 18 of Regulation (EC) No 343/2003 (1) to be interpreted as meaning that, following the agreement of a Member State in accordance with those provisions, that Member State is the State responsible for examining the asylum application within the meaning of the introductory part of Article 16(1) of Regulation No 343/2003, or does European law oblige the national review authority where, in the course of an appeal or review procedure in accordance with Article 19(2) of Regulation (EC) No 343/2003, irrespective of that agreement, it comes to the view that another State is the Member State responsible pursuant to Chapter III of Re ...[+++]gulation (EC) No 343/2003 (even where that State has not been requested to take charge or has not given its agreement), to determine that the other Member State is responsible for the purposes of its appeal or review procedure?

Verification and licensing information: quality guidance and standard of procedures for accreditation; name and address of each accredited CAB dates of granting accreditation and expiry dates; scopes of accreditation; list of CAB personnel (auditors, decision makers) associated with each certificate; clarification on what is considered commercially confidential information; audit plan to know when public consultations take place; announcement of audit by CAB; minutes from public consultations with CAB including list of participants; public summary of audit result; recap r ...[+++]eports by auditing body of certificate issuance; status report on all audits: certificates passed, failed, those currently in process, granted, suspended and withdrawn certificates and any changes to the above; cases of non-compliance relevant to audits and licensing and the action taken to deal with them; issued export licences; regular recap reports from licensing authorities.

they accept that it is their responsibility to provide evidence that the alcohol is used as specified in the notice of invitation to tender in question.

As a Canadian citizen, I have the right to privacy, but in accepting the appointment to this chamber, I believe I accepted a public trust that may require me to relinquish some of that cherished privacy in the public interest — by no means all, but some.

(iii) they accept that it is their responsibility to provide evidence that the alcohol is used as specified in the notice of invitation to tender.

However, there are some contradictions in the legislation. It prevents some public office holders from being candidates but does not prevent members of Parliament from accepting those same offices once they have been elected (1345) Another example comes from the fact that the Parliament of Canada Act states that a person cannot be elected to the House of Commons if he or she holds a government contract providing for the expenditure of public moneys.