Übersetzung für "ordonnance technique " (Französisch → Englisch) :

38. Welcomes the fact that financial assistance achieved in the short run the objective of avoiding a disorderly default on sovereign debt that would have had extremely severe economic and social consequences which would have arguably been worse than the current ones, as well as spillover effects for other countries of an incalculable magnitude, and possibly the forced exit of countries from the euro area; notes, however, that there is no guarantee this will be avoided in the long run; also notes that the financial assistance and adjustment programme in Greece has not prevented either an orderly default or a contagion effect of the crisis on other Member States, and that market confidence was restored and spreads on sovereign debt started ...[+++] to come down only when the ECB supplemented actions already taken with the Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) programme in August 2012; deplores the economic and social downturn which became evident when the fiscal and macroeconomic corrections were put in place; notes that the economic and social consequences would have been worse without the EU-IMF financial and technical assistance;

However, a specific blocking measure imposed on a provider relating to a specific website is not, in principle, disproportionate only because it entails not inconsiderable costs but can easily be circumvented without any special technical knowledge.

Although Slovakia has proposed to amend its national legislation transposing the Directive, it has not provided a reasonable timeframe for doing so, thus failing to adequately protect some consumer rights. Directive 2009/22/EC enables a consumer association or a public consumer protection organisation in one Member State to introduce a action against a commercial operator established in another Member State. The so called "injunction", is an order granted by a court or an administrative body obliging a commercial operator to immediately cease activities which go against certain consumer interests, for example unfair marketing techniques, misleading adverti ...[+++]sing or pressure selling, until a final judgement on their legality is handed down.

Any legislative committee shall be empowered to examine and enquire into the bills referred to it by the House and to report the same with or without amendments, to prepare a bill pursuant to Standing Order 68, and to report thereon, and except when the House otherwise orders, to send for officials from government departments and agencies and crown corporations and for other persons whom the committee deems to be competent to appear as witnesses on technical matters, to send for papers and records, to sit when the House is sitting, to sit when the House stands adjourned, and to print from day to day such papers and evidence as may be ord ...[+++]ered by it.

A second important point, which has already been hinted at, is the need to simplify Community legislative procedures, distinguishing, that is, between political and legislative decisions, which must not become detailed technical instruments; and distinguishing between Parliament’s prerogatives and competences that belong to the executive.

Being lawyers, you and I will both understand, without being too technical, that the emergency protection order is an ex parte order.