Traduction de «law of another » (Néerlandais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Analytical Index:Guide to GATT Law and Practice 1947-1994 [ AI ]
Index analytique: Guide des règles et pratiques du GATT 1947-1994 [ AI ]

soft law-instrument | zachte wetgeving
instrument non contraignant

common law
common law

Association for European Law Enforcement Cooperation | ELEC [Abbr.]
Coopération européenne en matière de prévention et de répression | ELEC [Abbr.]

zelfregulering [ co-reglementering | soft law ]
autoréglementation [ coréglementation | droit mou | législation non contraignante | normes douces | réglementation volontaire ]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Figure 5: Judges participating in continuous training activities in EU Law or in the law of another Member State (as a % of total number or judges)* ( source: European Commission, European Judicial Training, 2012)
Figure 5: Judges participating in continuous training activities in EU Law or in the law of another Member State (as a % of total number or judges)* ( source: European Commission, European Judicial Training, 2012)

In het meest recente onderzoek van het Europees Instituut voor Bestuurskunde (EIB) – "The Institutional Impacts of EU Legislation on Local and Regional Governments, A Case Study of the 199/31/EC Landfill Waste and 2004/18/EC Public Procurement Directives" – wordt onder meer geklaagd over de grote invloed van dit type recht: "using soft law to regulate very important aspects of the Directive is another important shortcoming: it is not possible to foresee the institutional impact of soft law".
La dernière étude de l'Institut européen d'administration publique (IEAP) "The Institutional Impacts of EU Legislation on Local and Regional Governments, A Case Study of the 199/31/EC Landfill Waste and 2004/18/EC Public Procurement Directives", dénonce notamment le fort recours au droit indicatif: "using soft law to regulate very important aspects of the Directive is another important shortcoming: it is not possible to foresee the institutional impact of soft law” (recourir au droit indicatif pour réglementer des aspects très importants de la directive, voilà qui constitue une autre faille importante: il n'est pas possible de prévoir les incidences institutionnelles du droit indicatif).