Traduction de «apply import strategies » (Anglais → Français) :

While there is a welcome acknowledgement of the importance of data protection principles for a robust cyber security policy, the strategy is not clear on how these principles will be applied in practice to reinforce the security of individuals, industry, governments and other organisations.

The recovery and recycling of packaging waste is an important part of our strategy for more sustainable consumption and it is important that we all apply the same rules in order to avoid distortions in the market".

(2) While the standard rate of value added tax currently in force in the various Member States, combined with the mechanism of the transitional system, has ensured that this system has functioned to an acceptable degree, it is nonetheless important to prevent a growing divergence in the standard rates of VAT applied by the Member States from leading to structural imbalances in the Community and distortions of competition in some sectors of activity, at least in the period in which a new VAT strategy ...[+++] is being implemented to simplify and modernise current Community legislation on VAT, as set out in the Commission Communication of 7 June 2000.

To some delegations it is decisive that the tax will only apply above a certain level of emissions related to the EC average; NOTES the progress made in the Ad Hoc Working Party on the Commission's proposal for a carbon/energy tax, and that a decision on a fiscal instrument of this nature will need inter alia to define the base for the calculation of the tax; PLEDGES its commitment to the rapid adoption of the proposals for the SAVE directive and ALTENER programme of the Community, and URGES the European Parliament to forward its opinion on these proposals before the meeting of the Council (Energy) in June 1993; STRESSES the importanc ...[+++]e of joint efforts and effective measures on the part of industrialized countries to combat climate change and therefore AGREES that the Community will also rapidly take an initiative in the OECD framework in order to promote the use of fiscal instruments with a view to an effective and coordinated effort to reduce CO2 emissions, consistent with the Community's own strategy; that at the same time it will continue a constructive dialogue with its other trading partners, energy producers and developing countries; WELCOMES in this context the US administration's proposal for new energy taxes as an important contribution which, together with the tax initiatives of the other OECD countries in this field, helps to meet the Community's demand that the effects on competitiveness of any corresponding tax initiative by the Community be reduced; URGES the Presidency to establish a basis for a decision on a fiscal instrument with a view to accelerating the work in the Council (ECOFIN).

The Commission's strategy As well as being a result of the current economic situation, the crisis in the fisheries sector has structural causes. The Commission has therefore proposed a series of measures to the Council, including: - a Regulation on imports arriving in the form of direct landings, by foreign vessels, - an improvement in the rules on the reporting of market data by Member States, - structural measures have been and continue to be applied to adjust ...[+++] the size of the fleet to catch capacities, thus helping progressively to eliminate overcapacity, - a new Community financial instrument, the FIFG, will also enable assistance to be given for modernization of the fleet, of aquaculture and of the processing and marketing of fishery products, - finally, since one of the causes of the crisis seems to be a decline in demand, the Commission has launched a whole series of Community-wide campaigns to promote fishery products.

Environment Canada agrees that there is a gap between those agencies required to submit sustainable development strategies under amendments to the Auditor General Act and those where it does not apply, and it agrees that it has an important role to play.