Übersetzung für "event organizer " (Englisch → Französisch) :

encouraging event organizers to conduct a survey of the social, economic and environmental impact of the event to the hosting country, region or city after the closure of the event.

(Return tabled) Question No. 188 Hon. Jack Layton: With respect to the prison farms program currently operated by Correctional Services Canada (CSC): (a) what plans exist for the use and/or sale of the land currently used by CSC for prison farms over the next five years; (b) what is the estimated value of the land currently used by the prison farms program; (c) what, if any, internal or external consultations have taken place about the sale of the land currently used by the program; (d) how many jobs will be directly and indirectly affected by the closure of the program; (e) how many food banks will be affected by the closure of the program; (f) what internal CSC and external third-party evaluations exist on the efficacy of the program ...[+++]; and (g) how were these evaluations considered in the decision to terminate the program (Return tabled) Question No. 192 Ms. Olivia Chow: With respect to the 2010 G20 summit: (a) what is the expected cost of the summit to the federal government; (b) what financial analyses or studies have been done on the impact the summit will have on small businesses; (c) what compensation will be provided to small businesses and tourism event organizers for costs directly related to the summit; (d) what compensation will be provided to the City of Toronto for costs directly related to the summit; (e) what were the costs incurred in the past by Canadian host cities of similar summits; (f) what compensation has been provided by the federal government in the past to host cities of similar summits; and (g) will the federal government post bonds upfront to cover costs incurred as a direct result of the summit to (i) the City of Toronto, (ii) small businesses, (iii) tourism event organizers?

In order to ensure a high level of public health the exchange of human organs between Member States requires a detailed set of uniform procedural rules for the transmission of information on organs and donor characterisation, for the traceability of organs and for the reporting of serious adverse events and reactions.

The exchange of organs between Member States requires that uniform rules on the procedures for the transmission of information on organs and donor characterisation, as well as for ensuring the traceability of organs and for reporting serious adverse events and reactions, should be adopted by the Commission, in order to ensure the highest standards of quality and safety of the organs exchanged.

2. CALL ON the Member States and the Commission to implement, at Community level, the following measures, which are designed to meet the objectives of the European Year by supporting and complementing the measures implemented at national, regional and local level, including: (a) the organizing of conferences to open and close the European Year; (b) the organizing of a series of seminars on specific aspects of the fight against racism, xenophobia and anti-semitism; (c) the preparation and translation of reports setting out the results of these seminars and their circulation to those concerned; (d) the promotion of information campaigns, notably on the positive contribution to society of immigrants and their descendants; (e) the exchange ...[+++]of information and experience between competent bodies to promote the identification and transfer of good practice; (f) the publication of information at national and Community level on the European Year and the events organized during it; (g) the design and promotion of a common logo and slogan for the European Year and their use in publicity for all the events connected with the Year.

It was one of the first sporting events organized under the patronage of the European Community following the Adonnino Report on a People's Europe, one of whose prime objectives is to make European citizens more vividly aware of the Community's existence in their daily lives, by means which include the organization of sporting events.