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1 ACE
Association, composée de 103 clubs provenant des divisions supérieures des associations membres de l'UEFA, dont les buts sont notamment de défendre et de promouvoir les intérêts du football interclubs européen en particulier et du football interclubs en général, d'être reconnue par l'UEFA comme la seule instance représentant les intérêts des clubs au niveau européen, de représenter les intérêts des clubs en tant qu'employeurs en Europe, y compris dans le processus de dialogue social, et d'agir, le cas échéant, en tant que partenaire social.► L'Association des clubs européennes contribue au sain développement des compétitions interclubs européennes organisées par l'UEFA en participant au processus de décision, apporte des idées concernant le calendrier international des matches, contribue à la bonne gouvernance du football européen, notamment en participant aux séances des instances appropriées au sein de l'UEFA, et favorise l'échange d'informations et de compétences entre l'UEFA et les clubs.
Syn. ACE f abrév.An association of 103 top-division clubs of UEFA member associations whose objectives are, among others, to safeguard and promote the interests of European club football, in particular, and club football in general, to be recognised by UEFA as the sole body representing the interests of clubs at European level and to represent the interests of the clubs as employers in Europe, including in the social dialogue process, and to act as a social partner where appropriate.► In addition, the European Club Association contributes to the healthy development of European club competitions organised by UEFA, by taking part in the relevant decision-making process, by providing input as regards the international match calendar, contributing to the good governance of Eurpean football, in particular by paricipating in the appropriate bodies established within UEFA, and fostering the exchange of information and expertise between UEFA and the clubs.
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2 Association des clubs européennes
Association, composée de 103 clubs provenant des divisions supérieures des associations membres de l'UEFA, dont les buts sont notamment de défendre et de promouvoir les intérêts du football interclubs européen en particulier et du football interclubs en général, d'être reconnue par l'UEFA comme la seule instance représentant les intérêts des clubs au niveau européen, de représenter les intérêts des clubs en tant qu'employeurs en Europe, y compris dans le processus de dialogue social, et d'agir, le cas échéant, en tant que partenaire social.► L'Association des clubs européennes contribue au sain développement des compétitions interclubs européennes organisées par l'UEFA en participant au processus de décision, apporte des idées concernant le calendrier international des matches, contribue à la bonne gouvernance du football européen, notamment en participant aux séances des instances appropriées au sein de l'UEFA, et favorise l'échange d'informations et de compétences entre l'UEFA et les clubs.
Syn. ACE f abrév.An association of 103 top-division clubs of UEFA member associations whose objectives are, among others, to safeguard and promote the interests of European club football, in particular, and club football in general, to be recognised by UEFA as the sole body representing the interests of clubs at European level and to represent the interests of the clubs as employers in Europe, including in the social dialogue process, and to act as a social partner where appropriate.► In addition, the European Club Association contributes to the healthy development of European club competitions organised by UEFA, by taking part in the relevant decision-making process, by providing input as regards the international match calendar, contributing to the good governance of Eurpean football, in particular by paricipating in the appropriate bodies established within UEFA, and fostering the exchange of information and expertise between UEFA and the clubs.
Syn. ECA abbr.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > Association des clubs européennes
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3 centre historique
исторический центр
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historic centre
That part of a town or city in which the principal public and historic buildings are located. (Source: GOOD)
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