Traduction de «International Rubber Research and Development Board » (Anglais → Français) :

The Community, through strong, continuous and coordinated Community support from the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) research and training programmes, together with the development of knowledge and human resources in the national fusion laboratories, working together notably in the framework of the European Fusion Development Agreement (EFDA), has created a single and fully integrated fusion research programme that has taken a leading international role in t ...[+++]he development of fusion as a potentially limitless, safe, sustainable, environmentally responsible and economically competitive source of energy.

Emphasis must be placed on investment for the future such as promoting the competitiveness of enterprises in an internal market, research and development, connecting Europe through networks, improving the quality of education and training in the EU, helping society to anticipate and manage social change.

Every day that passes without companies being able to protect their inventions affordably on an EU-wide basis will see Europe losing important productivity gains arising from the Internal Market, research and development and entrepreneurial initiative.

The Parties shall foster the participation of institutes of higher education, research and development centres and research and development entities in cooperative activities under this Agreement in conformity with their internal policies and regulations, with a view to providing opportunities for participation in their scientif ...[+++]ic and technological research and development activities.

13. EMPHASISES the benefits of effective coordination between different policy sectors which have an influence on forestry, and of coordination at Community level through, inter alia, the Standing Forestry Committee ( ), the Consultative Committee on Forests ( ) and the Consultative Committee on Forestry and Forestry based industry ( ), making use of these committees as ad-hoc consultation fora providing expertises for all forestry-related activities in the framework of existing Community policies such as CAP and Rural Development, Environment, Trade, Research, ...[+++]Internal Market, Research, Industry, Development Cooperation and Energy policies; and CALLS on the Commission to make a report to the Council as soon as possible on how to improve coordination;

These principles, unanimously approved by the Council, stressed that the public authorities are responsible for creating a stable environment conducive to industrial activity, for facilitating the requisite structural changes and making sure that the markets work properly, by making coordinated use of all the policies with a bearing on industry, i.e. foreign trade, competition, internal market, research and development, networks, economic and social cohesion and small business policy. - In 1992 the Treaty on European Union enshrined industrial competitiveness as one of the ob ...[+++]jectives of the Community and, for the first time, included a title on industry (Article 130). - In 1993 the White Paper on growth, competitiveness and employment submitted to the European Council in Brussels set objectives and priorities designed to create the conditions for dynamic growth which will generate more jobs based, in particular, on the information society and on improving European industry's position in global competition. - Now the Commission intends to define how to attain those objectives and to indicate the action needed to make the European Union's industry more competitive".