Vertaling van "Prima dell'inserimento " (Italiaans → Engels) :

The Council was not, therefore, required to hear Ms al-Assad prior to her initial listing or even before adopting subsequent acts (in which the Council did not admit any new evidence).

The Commission is proposing that the first inspection be carried out within three years of the third country being entered on the Article 111b list. It should instead be carried out prior to that country's inclusion on the list, not least because under Article 51(2) the qualified persons within EU firms are not required to carry out checks on products from countries with which the Community has concluded agreements guaranteeing that the products are of the required standard.

Nor, for the same reasons, were the Community authorities required to hear the persons concerned before their names were included in the list.

The Commission has also recently produced a first report on integrating health protection requirements in Community policies[2] . The report illustrates how the Community tackles health-related issues in different ways and in different contexts.

Subscribing to it would imply a moral commitment to developing measures to re-establish social ties between all citizens. b) Development of a "passport to society" granting every excluded person requesting it the right to integration assistance, training, decent accommodation, etc. c) Companies could draft a manifesto against exclusion. d) The trade union organisations should take steps to improve representation of the unemployed. e) Any Community proposals likely to have an impact on social exclusion should in future be the subject of specific consultation involving the EAPN, UNICE, ETUC and COFACE. f) Finally, referring to the future Community programme specifically devoted to the fight against exclusion, the Commission ...[+++]will in the near future propose the doubling of funds from those allocated under the present Poverty 3 programme, to an amount of ECU 110 million .

These principles, unanimously approved by the Council, stressed that the public authorities are responsible for creating a stable environment conducive to industrial activity, for facilitating the requisite structural changes and making sure that the markets work properly, by making coordinated use of all the policies with a bearing on industry, i.e. foreign trade, competition, internal market, research and development, networks, economic and social cohesion and small business policy. - In 1992 the Treaty on European Union enshrined industrial competitiveness as one of the objectives of the Community and, for the first time, included a title on industry (Article 130). - In 1993 the White Paper on growth, competitiveness and employment submi ...[+++]tted to the European Council in Brussels set objectives and priorities designed to create the conditions for dynamic growth which will generate more jobs based, in particular, on the information society and on improving European industry's position in global competition. - Now the Commission intends to define how to attain those objectives and to indicate the action needed to make the European Union's industry more competitive".