Traduction de «complete exploitation » (Anglais → Français) :

Calls for a roadmap for a better Union based on exploiting the Lisbon Treaty to the full, to be completed by a revision of the Treaties.

First, the new section 279.01 would give the justice system the necessary tools for identifying cases of exploitation, through a complete list of circumstances that are deemed to constitute exploitation.

To benefit from Community support, technological development projects in the hydrocarbons sector must meet the following conditions: - develop innovatory techniques, processes, or products, or exploit a new application of techniques, processes, or products, for which the research stage is completed, - offer prospects of industrial, economic and commercial viability, - present difficulties with regard to finance because of the considerable technical and economic risks involved, such that they would very probably not be carried out with ...[+++]out Community financial support.

The difficulties in the mining sector in Europe at the exploitation stage are due to the following factors: - authorization procedures can take as long as several years to complete; - tax legislation in general has not been adapted to the mining sector, particularly with regard to amortization rules, carry- over of losses incurred during the first few years of activity, provisions for redundancy payments and retraining costs for personnel, provisions for exchange rate fluctuations, and so on. - in a number of countries industrial rel ...[+++]ations legislation has become an anachronism; - problems of training: many universities and technical institutions are considering closing down their geology or mining engineering faculties.

In conclusion, THE COUNCIL AND THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE MEMBER STATES' GOVERNMENTS: INVITE the Member States: 1. to foster the provision of education and training of quality, enabling all children to fulfil their potential and play a role in the community; 2. to enhance the flexibility of educational systems so that they can respond to complex situations and thus promote plurality in curricula; 3. to promote educational and curricular innovations which contribute to the development of concepts such as peace, democracy, respect and equality between cultures, tolerance, cooperation, etc. and encourage the preparation of educational materials designed to foster attitudes and values favourable to understanding and tolerance; 4. to encourag ...[+++]e initiatives promoting cooperation between schools and their local communities; NOTE that in a communication, to be prepared by the Commission concerning action already completed under existing Community programmes, as well as the possibilities for future action relevant to the struggle against racism and xenophobia, there will be a section devoted to education and training; INVITE the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States: 1. to exploit fully and ensure coherence among all Community programmes which promote education and training aspects of the struggle against racism and xenophobia, in particular those which assist initiatives among the local community; 2. to exploit in particular the parts of the SOCRATES programme involved with the problems concerned, including schools partnerships, exchanges of experience on intercultural matters and teacher training; 3. to assist in the exchange of experience by collecting and disseminating information about the contribution of European educational systems in combating racism and xenophobia and the integration of people of different ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds; 4. to ensure that in the field of education appropriate cooperation in combating racism and xenopho ...

The European Commission is organizing the 3rd Symposium on new technologies for the exploration and exploitation of oil and gas resources (22-24 March). Its objectives are: - to present the results of current and completed projects which have been realised with financial assistance from the Community in the framework of the strategy followed by the Community in this sector since the first oil crisis in 1973. - to determine technological priorities for the current programme.