Thirdly, the Civil Service Tribunal observes that even though the outcome of reconciling the obligation to state reasons and observance of the principle of the secrecy of the selection board’s proceedings, in particular as to whether the communication of a single eliminatory individual mark to the candidate eliminated in the oral phase satisfies that obligation, is more often than not in favour of the principle of the secrecy of the selection board’s proceedings, the position may be otherwise when special circumstances exist, all the more so as the recent case-law concerning Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 of the European Parliament and of ...[+++]the Council of 30 May 2001 regarding public access to European Parliament, Council and Commission documents (OJ 2001 L 145, p. 43) shows a development of Community case-law in favour of openness (see, to that effect, Case C‑64/05 P Sweden v Commission [2007] ECR I‑11389, and Joined Cases C‑39/05 P and C‑52/05 P Sweden and Turco v Council [2008] ECR I‑4723) (paragraph 40 of the judgment under appeal).

The Joint Undertaking should be set up before the end of the definition phase so that it can follow the work of the definition phase and prepare the development phase in order to ensure the rapid implementation of the European Air Traffic Management Master Plan.

Construction of new infrastructures and major upgrades of existing ones focussing mainly on preparatory phases, to promote the emergence of new research facilities, in accordance with the principle of ‘variable geometry’, building primarily upon the work conducted by ESFRI

1. RECALLING the new Transatlantic Agreement concluded on 3 December 1995, which provides for the creation of a Task Force to develop and implement an effective global early warning and response system for communicable diseases; 2. RECALLING the procedure agreed between the Council and the Commission at the Council meeting on 12 November 1996, on the information of Council bodies on the work of the Task Force; 3. WELCOMES the progress made in the exploratory work of the three working parties set up by the Task Force as established at the 3rd meeting of the Task Force on 22 and 23 October 1997, in Luxembourg, and expresses its support for the continuation of that work; 4. EMPHASIZES how important it is for this initiative, which will h ...[+++]elp to strengthen international cooperation in the field, to be developed in a spirit of mutual collaboration and reciprocity; 5. EMPHASIZES also the importance, in this context, of appropriate coordination between the activities of the Task Force and those of the WHO in the field of transmissible diseases; 6. AGREES that the work of the Task Force should be closely coordinated with the systems of the Member States and with the future Community network for the epidemiological surveillance and control of communicable diseases; 7. PROPOSES to follow the Task Force's work closely with a view to the development of structured cooperation in a subsequent stage; 8. WISHES specific guidelines for the continuation of this work, together with a description of the resources required for its implementation, to be submitted to it in time for its next meeting on health matters.

21 October 1990 - The Commission adopts its opinion on political union: a single Community; ensuring unity and coherence in the Community's international action; strengthening democratic legitimacy (relations between the institutions and the people of Europe); improving the effectiveness of the institutions. 27n28 October 1990 - Mr Guido Carli, Italian Minister for the Treasury, reports to the European Council on EMU on the basis of the Finance Ministers' deliberations on 23 July and 8 September. The European Council takes note of this as the basis for the intergovernmental conference, defines economic and monetary union, affirms that the final objective is irrevocably fixed exchange rates, i.e. a single currency - a strong and stable ec ...[+++]u. The European Council determines that the second stage is to start on 1 January 1994, when a new institution will be set up to strengthen the coordination of monetary policies, develop the instruments needed for a single monetary policy and oversee the development of the ecu. The move to this stage will require progress in convergence of economies. The United Kingdom is unable to accept this approach to the intergovernmental conference. With respect to political union, the European Council confirms its will to develop the political dimension of the Community by extending its powers, developing Parliament's role in the legislative sphere and defining European citizenship (Spanish proposal made in July).

Objectives of the second phase of TEDIS The general objective of the second phase of TEDIS will be to continue the work carried out since 1987 and extend the sphere of activity.