Vertaling van "passare alle marcie inferiori " (Italiaans → Engels) :

22. Calls on the Commission to lay down clear rules governing transitional periods, i.e. the "decent interval" after which active members of the management board who wish, on leaving the board, to transfer to the supervisory board (in the dualistic system) or the non-executive board (in the monistic system), may do so; notes that these transitional periods must be at least two years; stresses the importance of such transitional periods in preserving the independence of supervisory boards;

11. Calls on the Commission to set clear rules governing transitional periods, i.e. the “decent interval” after which active members of the management board who wish, on leaving the board, to transfer to the supervisory board (in the dualistic system) or the non-executive board (in the monistic system), may do so; notes that these transitional periods must be at least two years stresses the importance of such transitional periods in preserving the independence of supervisory boards;

21. Calls on the Commission to lay down clear rules governing transitional periods, i.e. the “decent interval” after which active members of the management board who wish, on leaving the board, to transfer to the supervisory board (in the dualistic system) or the non-executive board (in the monistic system), may do so; notes that these transitional periods must be at least two years; stresses the importance of such transitional periods in preserving the independence of supervisory boards;

3. TAKES NOTE of the report from the Commission "Catching up with the Community's Kyoto target" which shows that greenhouse gas emissions from the 25 EU Member States in 2002 were 9% lower compared to base year levels and those of the EU-15 decreased by 2,9%; STRESSES that the planned additional policies and measures are necessary to achieve the collective EU-15 Kyoto target, notably in the energy and transport sectors where emissions are projected to continue to grow significantly; RECONFIRMS in this context its invitation to the European Commission to develop a strategic framework on climate change measures and technologies under the European Climate Change Programme (ECCP); EMPHASISES that this new phase of the ECCP should review prog ...[+++]ress and explore new actions to systematically exploit cost effective emission reduction options in synergy with the Lisbon strategy with a view to preparing the ground for significant longer term emission reductions; INVITES the European Commission to take stock of the effectiveness of current policies and measures and consider further action as appropriate; further INVITES the European Commission to explore the role of Community action in reducing vulnerability and promoting adaptation, while recognising the importance of national, local and sectoral efforts to address the adverse impacts of climate change.