Traduction de «rédacteur de textes publicitaires » (Français → Anglais) :

So the drafter has to know about this very interesting and relevant discussion we've just had to the effect that the scrutineer must feel free, if the notice of confirmation of registration doesn't seem to be adequate, to ask for another piece of ID.

It has been admitted by senior Justice officials that legislative draftspeople take an ad hoc approach to ensure whether statutes might infringe Aboriginal rights and, therefore, whether a non- derogation clause is needed.

To assess whether the origin is indeed a subsidiary message, the Commission will take into account the overall importance of the text and/or symbol, including pictures and general presentation, referring to origin and the importance of the text and/or symbol referring to the unique selling point of the advertisement, i.e. the part of the advertising message which does not focus on origin.

– (FR) Mr President, I strongly regret that I was unable to vote in favour of the resolution on Iraq, not because I am a warmonger or because I am in favour of intervention outside the rules of law, but because all of the amendments that have been adopted considerably distorted the original intentions of those who drew up the compromise text and led to a text that considerably dilutes Iraqi responsibilities, which appears to exonerate Iraq from playing any part in the terrorist threat and which, I am convinced, will be received in Iraq with sniggers from Saddam Hussein, not to mention an even more irreverent attitude towards texts produced by Parliam ...[+++]ent.

This is also clear from the fact that so-called "terrorism" (as understood by the authors of these texts, who have never been tempted – for obvious reasons – to define a vague legal concept before listing it as a prosecutable crime) is identified with organised crime.

– (EL) The proposal for a regulation creating a rapid reaction facility is nothing more than the framework for what may well be non-military but which is equally imperialistic political and economic intervention What the sovereign masters of the European Union want is a rapid facility to mobilise human and financial resources which can intervene directly not just when there is a "crisis" (which the authors of the text would do well to define), but even when there is simply concern that so-called assistance and cooperation programmes with these countries might be at risk or even merely affected.