Traduction de «assisted running » (Anglais → Français) :

financing of running costs | follow-up aid | follow-up assistance | supplementary aid

run-flat tire [ RFT | run flat tire | run-on-flat tire | run-flat tyre | run flat tyre | run-on-flat tyre | run-flat ]

calculation of stair rise and run | staircase rise and run calculation | calculate staircase rise and run measurements | calculate stairs rise and run

first-run theater [ first run theater | first run movie theater | first run motion picture theatre | first run cinema | first-run house | first runner ]

run-of-the-river hydroelectric plant [ run-of-the-river plant | run-of-river power plant | run-of-river power station | run-of-river power house | river-run plant | river power plant ]

approach | run up | run-up | running steps | running | run | pace running

2. Where all or part of the land under commitment or the entire holding is transferred to another person during the period for which a commitment given as a condition for the grant of assistance runs, the commitment or part of the commitment corresponding to the land transferred may be taken over for the remainder of the period by that other person or expire and reimbursement shall not be required in respect of the period during which the commitment was effective .

47. Welcomes the Council Conclusions on common principles for multi-purpose, cash-based assistance in response to humanitarian needs; acknowledges that while only a small proportion of humanitarian assistance is currently cash-based, the use of cash-based assistance has significant potential as an innovative, dignifying, safe, gender sensitive, flexible and cost-efficient modality to cover the emergency basic needs of the most vulnerable; calls on the EU and its Member States to promote the common principles and the use of unconditional cash assistance based on context and response analysis, while supporting a monitoring mechanism, in ...[+++]the run-up to the WHS;

38. Welcomes the fact that financial assistance achieved in the short run the objective of avoiding a disorderly default on sovereign debt that would have had extremely severe economic and social consequences which would have arguably been worse than the current ones, as well as spillover effects for other countries of an incalculable magnitude, and possibly the forced exit of countries from the euro area; notes, however, that there is no guarantee this will be avoided in the long run; also notes that the financial assistance and adjustment programme in Greece has not prevented either an orderly default or a contagion effect of the cri ...[+++]sis on other Member States, and that market confidence was restored and spreads on sovereign debt started to come down only when the ECB supplemented actions already taken with the Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) programme in August 2012; deplores the economic and social downturn which became evident when the fiscal and macroeconomic corrections were put in place; notes that the economic and social consequences would have been worse without the EU-IMF financial and technical assistance;

Union macro-financial assistance should be used to provide exceptional financial assistance to third countries that have run into temporary balance of payment difficulties.