Traduction de «1 pillar hydrant key » (Anglais → Français) :

25 (1) Every fishing vessel shall be provided with one or more pumps with sufficient hydrants and fire hose whereby a powerful jet of water can be rapidly directed into any part of the vessel and the pumps, hydrants, hose and nozzles shall comply with the following requirements:

These documents call very directly for the first pillar to be reconsidered, and also call for an automatic increase in the legal retirement age based on life expectancy. Parliament, in its amended and adopted draft report, is in favour of the following: a fundamental role for the first pillar in relation to pensions, which provides a better guarantee of solidarity, with a complementary role for the other pillars, including bringing a second pillar into ...[+++] general use; giving more attention to increasing the actual age of retirement as well as employment levels, in particular, those of older people, rather than an automatic and fatalistic increase in the legal age; a definition of the criteria for enabling a guaranteed minimal adequate pension to be introduced in the Member States; a strengthened role for social partners in defining and implementing all pension reforms in Europe; and the abolition of disparities between men and women in relation to pensions, which is linked to the discrimination of which Mrs Matera reminded us.

The Commission proposal recommends, firstly, the establishment of a network of national supervisors which would work in tandem with a new European Supervisory Authority (ESA) formed of three pillars: one pillar for Banks (EBA), one pillar for Insurance and Occupational Pensions (EIOPA), and one pillar for Securities and Markets (ESMA). A ‘Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities’ is proposed to ensure rules are correctly consolidated and to supervise the European financial markets. Secondly, the Commission proposal recommends setting up a European Systematic Risk Board (ESRB) to monitor and assess potential threats to fina ...[+++]ncial stability that arise from macro-economic developments.

It insists, furthermore – as Parliament has always done and as is quite right – that, wherever possible, the first pillar should be used. This is, moreover, without prejudice – as the Commissioner has also just stressed – to the great progress represented by the establishment in the European Constitution of the disappearance – formally at least – of the pillars and of an approximation of the third pillar to the characteristics of the first pillar.

However, as Franz-Josef Strauss, my party's late chairman, once said: ‘The Atlantic Alliance will only have a future if it is based on two equally strong and lasting pillars: an American pillar and a European pillar’.

This is an essential foundation for sustaining our own systems of social protection and is based on four fundamental pillars. The first involves preparing the European Union for the knowledge-based economy through mechanisms which will facilitate action for the information society, for science and technology and for training and education. The second pillar consists of achieving the economic reforms that are essential to competitiveness and innovation, through expanding the process of economic reforms necessary to create a fully integrated internal market and through new policies for innovation and business. Thirdly, we must strengthen t ...[+++]he pillar of social cohesion, based on employment, on reform to make our social protection models sustainable and on combating social exclusion. Finally, the fourth pillar consists of coordinating macroeconomic policies in order to guarantee both the stability that we have already achieved which has provided a basis for the euro, with low inflation, low public deficits and also a macroeconomic environment which is more favourable to growth, employment, innovation and entrepreneurship.