Traduction de «Aided recall » (Anglais → Français) :

Calls for the removal of unnecessary bureaucratic barriers and for investments that enable the achievement of the 10 % electricity interconnection target by 2020; underlines that increased regional cooperation can contribute to ensuring cost optimisation for integrating renewables and drive down costs for consumers; recalls the importance of wide public consultation and participation from an early stage in the planning of new energy infrastructure projects, while taking account of local conditions; recalls the importance of technic ...[+++]al advice and environmental impact assessments for renewable energy generation and distribution projects.

The recall procedure should designate who should be involved in evaluating the information, how a recall should be initiated, who should be informed about the recall, and how the recalled material should be treated.

RECALLING that the Commission Communication to the Spring European Council "Working together for Growth and Jobs – a new start for the Lisbon strategy" , the Integrated Guidelines (2005-2008) for the re-launch of the Lisbon Strategy, and the Community Lisbon Programme submitted in May 2005, underline the key importance of SMEs in the context of the Lisbon mid-term review; RECALLING the important policy messages with regard to small enterprises contained in the Council conclusions on "stimulating entrepreneurship - European Charter for small enterprises" of 7 March 2005 , "research and innovation, growth and employment" of 28 November 2005 , as well as in the contributions from the "Competitiveness" Council to the Spring European Council in ...[+++] 2004 and 2005 ; RECALLING the key importance of SMEs in the diffusion of more sustainable production and consumption patterns and the resulting need for more investment in knowledge-based skill and competitiveness; NOTES that evidence shows that SMEs, and in particular micro-enterprises, are disproportionately affected by administrative burdens and recalls the conclusions of the Competitiveness Council meeting of 28 and 29 November 2005 on better regulation; WELCOMES the proposed approach to SME policy contained in the Commission's communication "Implementing the Community Lisbon Programme - Modern SME policy for growth and employment" .

recalls that the Hague Programme, adopted on 4 and 5 November 2004 by the European Council, recognises full visa waiver reciprocity as an essential element of the EU common visa policy for facilitating legitimate travel and called on the Commission to continue its efforts to ensure that the citizens of all Member States can travel without a short-stay visa to all third countries whose nationals can travel to the EU without a visa as soon as possible; recalls that it adopted Council Regulation (EC) No 851/2005 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 as regards the visa r ...[+++]eciprocity mechanism which entered into force on 24 June 2005; recalls that, in accordance with Article 2 of Council Regulation (EC) No 851/2005, Member States were required to notify the Council and the Commission in writing of all cases of non-conformity with the principle of reciprocity by third countries listed in Annex II to Council Regulation (EC) No 539/2001; recalls that Council Regulation (EC) No 851/2005 mandated the Commission to prepare a report in consultation with the Member States concerned on visa waiver reciprocity with relevant third countries; recalls that the Commission submitted this report to the Council on 11 January 2006.

Partnership with the third countries concerned was designated as a key element for the success of such a policy, recalls the Council Conclusions on the Communication of the Commission on Integrating migration issues into the European Union’s relations with third countries of May 2003, which emphasise that migration policy is a strategic priority for the European Union and invites the Commission, inter alia, to develop concrete proposals to make additional funding available for assistance for refugees in the region and for reducing poverty in host communities, recalls the European Council Conclusions of Thessaloniki of 19/20 June 2003 whi ...[+++]ch invited the Commission to explore all parameters in order to ensure more orderly and managed entry in the EU of persons in need of international protection, and to examine ways and means to enhance the protection capacity of regions of origin with a view to presenting to the Council, before June 2004, a comprehensive report suggesting measures to be taken, including legal implications, recalls the Council Conclusions On the managed entry in the EU of persons in need of international protection and enhancement of the protection capacity of regions of origin 'improving access to durable solutions', of 2 November 2004, in which the Council invited the Commission to present an action plan for one or more Regional Protection Programmes to the Council by July 2005 which should be situation specific, protection oriented and complementary to the further development of a Common European Asylum System, recalls the Hague Programme of 4 and 5 November 2004, which welcomed the Commission's Communication on "improving access to durable solutions" and invited the Commission to develop EU Regional Protection Programmes in partnership with third countries concerned and in close consultation and co-operation with the UNHCR and that these programmes should be built on the experience gained in pilot protection programmes to be launched before the end ...

RECALLS the European Council Conclusions of 17-18 June 2004 asking the Commission to prepare an overall strategy to enhance the protection of critical infrastructures ; RECALLS the Commission Communication of 22 October 2004 on "Critical Infrastructure Protection in the Fight against Terrorism" ; RECALLS the European Council Conclusions of 16-17 December 2004 accepting the Commission's intention to propose a European Programme for Critical Infrastructure Protection; RECALLS the emergency JHA Council Declaration of 13 July 2005 on the EU response to the London bombings reaffirming the intention to agree a European Programme on Critical ...[+++] Infrastructure Protection by the end of 2005.