Übersetzung für "International organization " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

[32] The Commission has formalised partnerships in different forms and cooperates with the UN, the Council of Europe, the International Organization for Migration, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the World Health Organization and the International Labour Organization.

17. Welcomes the rapid modernisation of the Chinese financial sector; stresses, however, the utmost importance of ensuring a smooth transition so as to avoid any financial instability with possible repercussions across global financial markets; suggests, in particular, that a "race to the bottom" involving harmful regulatory competition between global financial marketplaces should be avoided; suggests, on the contrary, that major regulators worldwide should promote standards of the highest quality; recalls that the EU itself is committed to the global convergence of standards in the areas of accounting (International Financial Reporting Standards), audit (International Standards on Auditing), capital requirements for credit institutions ...[+++] (Basel II), money laundering and the fight against financing terrorism (Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF) recommendations) and securities market regulation (International Organization of Securities Commissions standards); points out that the EU would be ready to offer its experience and assistance to the Chinese authorities to implement convergence where necessary;

The next item is the Council and Commission statements on international organ trafficking.

It is an organization which has only other UN-agencies as permanent observers and it only invites other international organizations when the subject dealt with is deemed to be of any concern to that organization. ICAO has a list of organisations, which may be invited to participate in appropriate meetings as a non-permanent observer.

This insistence has been based upon the need to separate the expenditure linked to contributions to international organizations from that relating to the annual financial compensation paid by the EU for international fisheries agreements.

The European Union is now in the fourth decade of its existence and has, especially since the entry into force of the Single European Act and the Maastricht Treaty, come a long way from being an organization focused largely on securing freedom of trade to a unique international organization whose laws influence almost every aspect of its citizens' lives.