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Constitution for Europe
Constitutional Treaty
Constitutional traditions common to the Member States
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EU Constitution
European Constitution
Measure water depth utilising traditional equipment
Operate traditional water depth measurement equipment
Preserve regional sweet tradition
Preserve regional sweet traditions
Preserving regional sweet traditions
Traditional
Traditional channels of trade
Traditional patterns of trade
Traditional trade flow
Traditional trade patterns
Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe
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Use traditional illustration techniques
Use traditional techniques for illustration

Traduction de «constitutional traditions » (Anglais → Français) :

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constitutional traditions common to the Member States

traditions constitutionnelles communes aux Etats membres


measure water depth utilising traditional equipment | use traditional equipment to measure depth of water | operate traditional water depth measurement equipment | undertake water depth measuring activities using traditional equipment

utiliser des équipements classiques de mesure de la profondeur d'eau


create illustrations using various traditional methods | use traditional techniques for illustration | use techniques for traditional illustration | use traditional illustration techniques

utiliser des techniques d'illustration traditionnelles


preserve regional sweet tradition | preserving regional sweet traditions | conserve regional sweet traditions | preserve regional sweet traditions

préserver des sucreries régionales traditionnelles


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carcinome rénal héréditaire à cellules claires


European Constitution [ Constitutional Treaty | Constitution for Europe | EU Constitution | Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe ]

constitution européenne [ traité constitutionnel | traité établissant une Constitution pour l'Europe ]


traditional patterns of trade | traditional trade patterns

courants commerciaux traditionnels


traditional channels of trade | traditional trade flow

courants commerciaux traditionnels | courants d'échange traditionnels




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structure d'un organe corporel
TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE
The case I want to make is that there are collective rights or the collective aspects of individual rights, that they are in the Canadian tradition and have been, and that I do not think we get very far by describing as special privileges what are incontestably, have been incontestably, the rights that some Canadians enjoy under our Constitution and our constitutional tradition.

Ce que je veux démontrer c'est qu'il existe des droits collectifs ou des aspects collectifs des droits individuels, qu'ils font partie de la tradition canadienne et que nous n'aboutirons pas à grand-chose en qualifiant de privilèges spéciaux ce qui constitue incontestablement des droits dont jouissent certains Canadiens en vertu de notre Constitution et de notre tradition constitutionnelle.


My honourable colleagues will understand that I tried to draft a text which would meet the very point I was making in my remarks, that is, to be sure that this text is in conformity with our constitutional tradition and our constitutional obligations of separation of power.

Mes collègues comprendront que j'ai essayé de rédiger un texte qui respecte ce que j'ai souligné, c'est-à-dire qui soit conforme à la tradition et aux obligations de notre Constitution sur la séparation des pouvoirs.


There has to be a point of principle somewhere — especially considering the tradition of great justice pioneers like Agnes Macphail and the history of the NDP — not to move so far away from the constitutional traditions, which include progress and not regression.

Ce devrait être une question de principe, d'une certaine façon — surtout si l'on tient compte des grands pionniers de la justice qu'a connus le NPD, comme Agnes Macphail, et de l'histoire de ce parti — de refuser de s'éloigner autant des traditions constitutionnelles, qui visent le progrès et non la régression.


6. Emphasises that although the constitutional traditions common to the Member States can be drawn on by the ECJ as a source of inspiration in the framing of its judicial doctrine on fundamental rights, the Charter constitutes a common basis of minimum rights, and the Member States cannot use the argument that the Charter would provide a lower level of protection of certain rights than the safeguards offered under their own constitutions as a pretext for watering down those safeguards;

6. souligne que si les traditions constitutionnelles communes aux États membres peuvent être utilisées comme source d'inspiration par la CJCE dans l'élaboration de sa jurisprudence en matière de droits fondamentaux, la Charte constitue un socle commun de droits minimums et que les États membres ne peuvent arguer du fait que la Charte offrirait un niveau de protection plus faible pour certains droits que les garanties offertes dans leur propre constitution pour abaisser le niveau de ces dernières;


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Article 6(3) in the General provisions section of the new draft Treaty states that 'fundamental rights, as guaranteed by the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and as they result from the constitutional traditions common to the Member States, shall constitute general principles of the Union's law'.

La section «Dispositions communes» du nouveau Traité stipule, en son article 6, paragraphe 3: «Les droits fondamentaux, tels qu’ils sont garantis par la Convention européenne de sauvegarde des droits de l’Homme et des libertés fondamentales et tels qu’ils résultent des traditions constitutionnelles communes aux États membres, font partie du droit de l’Union en tant que principes généraux».


Does the Council therefore consider that the 27 Member States have 'common constitutional traditions'?

Le Conseil considère-t-il donc que les 27 États membres de l’UE ont des «traditions constitutionnelles communes»?


6. Emphasises that if the constitutional traditions common to the Member States can be drawn on by the ECJ as a source of inspiration in the framing of its judicial doctrine on fundamental rights, that the Charter constitutes a common basis of minimum rights, and that the Member States cannot use the argument that the Charter would provide a lower level of protection of certain rights than the safeguards offered under their own constitutions as a pretext for watering down those safeguards;

6. souligne que si les traditions constitutionnelles communes aux États membres peuvent être utilisées comme source d'inspiration par la CJCE dans l'élaboration de sa jurisprudence en matière de droits fondamentaux, la Charte constitue un socle commun de droits minimums et que les États membres ne peuvent arguer du fait que la Charte offrirait un niveau de protection plus faible pour certains droits que les garanties offertes dans leur propre constitution pour abaisser le niveau de ces dernières;


Under the Canadian Constitution traditionally, foreign policy was the exclusive or sole responsibility of the Governor in Council, which meant the Prime Minister and cabinet in practice. What has changed recently as a result of a campaign commitment of the new Conservative government is a step to further consultation with Parliament on matters that traditionally were left solely for the cabinet.

Plus récemment, le nouveau gouvernement conservateur a décidé, comme il l'avait promis pendant la campagne électorale, de consulter le Parlement sur des questions qui, par tradition, relevaient uniquement du cabinet.


11. The power of review of national constitutional courts sketched out in this opinion allows complete freedom for further development of European integration so long as it takes place within the framework of the constitutional traditions common to the Member States and leaves the particular constitutional arrangements of individual Member States untouched.

11. La compétence des tribunaux nationaux en matière de vérification, telle qu'elle est esquissée ici, ne fait aucunement obstacle à la poursuite de l'intégration de l'Union européenne aussi longtemps que celle-ci se maintient dans le cadre des traditions constitutionnelles communes aux États membres et ne touche pas aux structures constitutionnelles spécifiques des différents États membres.


So it is not just a sovereignist member's point of view that has been put forward, but the point of view of a member from Quebec who wants to represent his constituents well, as is proper under the constitutional traditions of Quebec (1235) Once again, at the risk of displeasing some colleagues, I will tell you why a piece of legislation like this one, which at first glance appears fully appropriate and normal under the circumstances, is questionable. It is questionable, first of all, from the standpoint of the Constitution.

Ce n'est pas simplement le point de vue d'un député souverainiste qui a été mis de l'avant, c'est le point de vue d'un député du Québec qui veut bien représenter ses électeurs, dans le respect des traditions constitutionnelles du Québec (1235) Je vais, encore une fois, au risque de mécontenter certains collègues, vous dire pourquoi un projet de loi comme celui-là, qui semble, au premier coup d'oeil, tout à fait adéquat et tout à fait normal dans les circonstances, est discutable.


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