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Vertaling van "issue european citizenship very much revolves around " (Engels → Frans) :

The issue of European citizenship very much revolves around the way in which the institutions promote people’s interest in European policy.

La question de la citoyenneté européenne tourne surtout autour de la manière dont les institutions vont attiser l’intérêt des citoyens pour la politique européenne.


I personally believe the recommendation for union meetings during working hours is probably the most important recommendation in the report, because the distrust that exists in the system now and the low morale revolves very much around this two solitudes issue: my employees, my members.

Personnellement, je crois que l'autorisation de tenir des réunions syndicales pendant les heures de travail est sans doute la recommandation la plus importante de notre rapport en raison de la méfiance qui règne actuellement dans le système et du découragement qui est causé en grande partie par la division entre deux solitudes: d'un côté mes employés, de l'autre mes membres.


This is why recently—I think it was around mid-February—the European Commission decided to issue a very important document on how we view the precautionary principle, how we have applied it in the past, and how we would like to apply it in the future, so that, first of all, for transparency reasons our partners see more how.I would not say it's a guide, but it's very much guiding our partners.

C'est pourquoi récemment—je crois que c'était vers la mi-février—la Commission européenne a décidé de publier un document très important sur la façon dont nous considérons le principe de précaution, sur la façon dont nous l'avons appliqué et dont nous aimerions l'appliquer à l'avenir pour que, tout d'abord, pour des raisons de transparence, nos partenaires comprennent mieux comment.Je ne dirais pas que c'est un guide mais cela doit pouvoir guider nos partenaires.


51. Welcomes the publication in February 2014 of the first EU anti-corruption report by the Commission, which indicates that corruption affects all Member States in very different ways and costs the EU economy around EUR 120 billion annually, and also welcomes all of the suggestions for intensifying exchanges of current good practice and identifying relevant new measures to be taken at EU level; stresses, in this connection, that European citizens ...[+++]require guarantees of total integrity and transparency in public spending, especially given the current challenges arising from the underlying economic and financial crisis; agrees with the Commission that the results of the initiatives are very much uneven and that more should be done to prevent and punish corruption; regrets, however, that the content of the report presents a limited overview of corruption in the EU; calls for further efforts to be made, commensurate with the major social and economic issues at stake, to prevent and sanction efficiently corruption, which corrodes the European economy and social model, harms Member States’ revenue from taxation and undermines citizens’ trust in their institutions;

51. accueille favorablement la publication, en février 2014, du premier rapport de la Commission dédié à la politique anti-corruption dans l’UE, qui indique que la corruption touche tous les États membres de manières différentes et coûte à l’économie de l’UE quelque 120 milliards d’euros par an, et accueille également favorablement l'ensemble des suggestions qui devront permettre un échange accru des bonnes pratiques existantes et d’identifier de nouvelles mesures européennes en la matière; souligne, dans ce contexte ...[+++]


51. Welcomes the publication in February 2014 of the first EU anti-corruption report by the Commission, which indicates that corruption affects all Member States in very different ways and costs the EU economy around EUR 120 billion annually, and also welcomes all of the suggestions for intensifying exchanges of current good practice and identifying relevant new measures to be taken at EU level; stresses, in this connection. that European citizens ...[+++]require guarantees of total integrity and transparency in public spending, especially given the current challenges arising from the underlying economic and financial crisis; agrees with the Commission that the results of the initiatives are very much uneven and that more should be done to prevent and punish corruption; regrets, however, that the content of the report presents a limited overview of corruption in the EU; calls for further efforts to be made, commensurate with the major social and economic issues at stake, to prevent and sanction efficiently corruption, which corrodes the European economy and social model, harms Member States’ revenue from taxation and undermines citizens’ trust in their institutions;

51. accueille favorablement la publication, en février 2014, du premier rapport de la Commission dédié à la politique anti-corruption dans l’UE, qui indique que la corruption touche tous les États membres de manières différentes et coûte à l’économie de l’UE quelque 120 milliards d’euros par an, et accueille également favorablement l'ensemble des suggestions qui devront permettre un échange accru des bonnes pratiques existantes et d’identifier de nouvelles mesures européennes en la matière; souligne, dans ce contexte ...[+++]




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