Traduction de «Local scale » (Anglais → Français) :

afforestation at local scale

deforestation at local scale

local-scale air pollution

at field level [ at the field level | local scale ]

japanese fruit scale | mulberry scale | oleander scale | papaya scale | west indian peach scale | white peach scale

local research meso-scale networks

designing scale models | plan scale models | design scale models | develop scale models

Borg's rating of perceived exertion scale | rating of perceived exertion scale | Borg RPE scale | Borg scale | perceived exertion scale

Users of GMES information services are involved in the development, implementation and monitoring of environmental and security policies from global to local scales.

Specific monitoring will focus on local scale threats and their driving forces and lead to action in sectors which are the original source of soil degradation, thus focusing on the elimination particularly of contamination at source.

6. Highlights the importance of strengthening the local banking system; underlines the responsibility and the functions of banks, ranging from European- to local-scale banks, in terms of investing wisely in the economy and more specifically in SMEs; notes the differences between Member States in the cost of borrowing for SMEs and in access to financing for SMEs resulting from the adverse macroeconomic context, which might have negative competitive implications in border areas; points out that, even though SMEs‘ problems in accessing credit still vary among Member States, the results of the October 2011 ECB Bank Lending Survey show a s ...[+++]ignificant overall tightening of credit standards for loans to SMEs and demonstrate that reducing investments to a minimum can lead to a credit crunch; acknowledges, in addition, that there is a significant demand for micro-credits in the EU;

6. Highlights the importance of strengthening the local banking system; underlines the responsibility and the functions of banks, ranging from European- to local-scale banks, in terms of investing wisely in the economy and more specifically in SMEs; notes the differences between Member States in the cost of borrowing for SMEs and in access to financing for SMEs resulting from the adverse macroeconomic context, which might have negative competitive implications in border areas; points out that, even though SMEs‘ problems in accessing credit still vary among Member States, the results of the October 2011 ECB Bank Lending Survey show a s ...[+++]ignificant overall tightening of credit standards for loans to SMEs and demonstrate that reducing investments to a minimum can lead to a credit crunch; acknowledges, in addition, that there is a significant demand for micro-credits in the EU;