Vertaling van "gruppo di lavoro campagna d'informazione " (Italiaans → Engels) :

Working Party on the Information Campaign

Permanent Working Group on Information on Biomedicine and Health Care | BWG [Abbr.]

Working Group on Youth Information and Counselling

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Notes the assessment of the HLWG that even though both the EU and US are committed to high level of IPR protection and enforcement, it might not be feasible, in eventual negotiations, to seek to reconcile across-the-board differences with regards to the IPR obligations typically included in EU and US trade agreements; underlines, however, that the approach proposed for negotiations should be ambitious, aiming at solving the areas of divergence, and at dealing with the IPR matters in a mutually satisfactory manner, while ensuring a satisfactory level of protection for economic operators; reiterates that both EU and US growth and job creation efforts rely on the ability to innovate and produce creatively, and, that being the case, that the ...[+++]transatlantic economy is threatened by counterfeiting and piracy; considers the new EU-US Information and Communication Technology principles as an encouragement for increased synergy;

Support of Employment services with a view to the development of European labour markets open and accessible to all through: training networking of EURES, information and communication activities and organisation of the Job Days || Training s, Coordination meetings, Training Working group meetings, Working party meetings, Communication campaigns, contribu ...[+++]tion to the organisation of job fairs || 1,4 || 3 || 3,019 || 3 || 3,439 || 3 || 3,829 || 3 || 4,129 || 3 || 4,549 || 3 || 4,999 || 3 || 5,899 || 21 || 29,863

The rapporteur considers that the Commission is right in adding these elements to the suggested campaign and believes that, even more so after recent world events, this further strengthens the case for including this action in the 2004 budget procedure to ensure the full involvement of Parliament, through the relevant committees, as well as through the Interinstitutional Working Group on Information.

The existing Telecommunications Working Group in September 2001 was transformed into a broader Information Society Working Group whose remit now includes policy and the regulatory framework for the entire IS sector.