Vertaling van "Secondary " (Engels → Nederlands) :

Three of the five cases of partial transposition are also the result of delay in bringing forward legislation (Belgium, where draft secondary legislation is at an advanced stage; Luxembourg, where secondary legislation remains to be adopted; and The Netherlands, where substantial transposition should be achieved by the forthcoming Act).

Two cases of partial transposition are the result of legislative delays coupled with concern over specific principles in two Member States (Belgium, where amendments to the Law and secondary legislation are under consideration; and Luxembourg, where secondary legislation remains to be adopted).

(*) According to the different Länder (primary schools and secondary schools together) (**) The first figure corresponds to lower secondary schools the second to higher secondary schools.

- either shows that the holder has successfully completed a post-secondary course, other than that referred to in the second indent of Article 1 (a) of Directive 89/48/EEC, of at least one year's duration, or of equivalent duration on a part-time basis, one of the conditions of entry of which is, as a general rule, the successful completion of the secondary course required to obtain entry to university or higher education, as well as any professional training which is an integral part of that post-secondary course,

(i) either a post-secondary course other than that referred to in the second indent of Article 1 (a) of Directive 89/48/EEC, of at least one year's duration or of equivalent duration on a part-time basis, one of the conditions of entry of which is, as a general rule, the successful completion of the secondary course required to obtain entry to university or higher education, as well as the professional training which may be required in addition to that post-secondary course;

The Council also adopted the following conclusions on SME access to financial markets: "COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS ON THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A EUROPEAN CAPITAL MARKET FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES In the light of the debate held on the basis of the Commission's communication on the creation of a European capital market for smaller entrepreneurially managed growth companies and given the opportunity to promote the setting up of innovative projects in any area of activity, strengthening these enterprises' capital structures, in order to facilitate the development of European SMEs and create new jobs in the Union, THE COUNCIL: - welcomes the European Commission's initiative to promote the debate on the creation of new Europe-wide capita ...[+++]l markets; - invites the Commission to go deeper into the conclusions of its communication and report to the next Industry Council on ways to overcome the various obstacles currently existing in the Member States, including obstacles inhibiting the channelling of funds of institutional and private investors, in order to support the creation of secondary European Capital Markets for SMEs, taking into account the national systems and experiences already under way; - submits to the Commission's consideration the advisability of encouraging investors to join the European secondary capital market in order to mobilise additional financial resources for European SMEs; - urges the Commission to cooperate with Member States in order to overcome the difficulties that exist in making cross-border security transactions, by facilitating progress towards the future operation of a pan-European secondary capital Market, such as EASDAQ (European Association of Security Dealers Automated Quotation).