Traduction de «deep-level approach » (Anglais → Français) :

1. Stresses how the current economic crisis has demonstrated the interdependence between the emerged powers and the BRICS and other emerging countries; points to the deep, mutual link between stable economic growth of developed economies and stable economic growth of emerging economies; emphasises the positive nature of such interdependence and the mutually beneficial character of political and economic ties between developed and emerging economies; believes that further political dialogue and understanding with the BRICS and other emerging countries, including on an individual basis, should thus be pursued by the EU and its Member States in a spirit of partnership and with the overall aim of achieving an inclusive new system of governan ...[+++]ce; believes, furthermore, that regular high-level meetings between the EU and individual BRICS countries would provide a valuable opportunity to build relations of trust, reconcile positions and encourage BRICS countries to assume greater responsibility in a new system of global governance, based on shared responsibility, common approaches and more closely coordinated actions; expresses the view that the instrument of strategic partnerships could provide valuable synergies in achieving such objectives;

1. Stresses how the current economic crisis has demonstrated the interdependence between the emerged powers and the BRICS and other emerging countries; points to the deep, mutual link between stable economic growth of developed economies and stable economic growth of emerging economies; emphasises the positive nature of such interdependence and the mutually beneficial character of political and economic ties between developed and emerging economies; believes that further political dialogue and understanding with the BRICS and other emerging countries, including on an individual basis, should thus be pursued by the EU and its Member States in a spirit of partnership and with the overall aim of achieving an inclusive new system of governan ...[+++]ce; believes, furthermore, that regular high-level meetings between the EU and individual BRICS countries would provide a valuable opportunity to build relations of trust, reconcile positions and encourage BRICS countries to assume greater responsibility in a new system of global governance, based on shared responsibility, common approaches and more closely coordinated actions; expresses the view that the instrument of strategic partnerships could provide valuable synergies in achieving such objectives;

4. Recognises that, in times of demographic change and other processes affecting the EU as a whole, the Roma population, which has been part of our common heritage for centuries and is the largest ethnic minority in the EU, should be given incentives through good quality education, decent housing and job opportunities to fully integrate into the work place and contribute to smart, sustainable and inclusive economic development as foreseen in the EU 2020 strategy, in particular in the ‘European Platform against Poverty’ initiative; takes the view that social inclusion is a precondition for achieving the EU 2020 strategy objectives; calls on the Member States and the local and regional public authorities, therefore, to increase their effort ...[+++]s now, by reinforcing their effective strategies for addressing the specific circumstances (deep poverty, lack of education and access to social services, poor health conditions, lack of civil registration documents, segregated and substandard housing, low level of employment) of marginalised communities, as an imperative in order to combat social exclusion of the Roma population and contribute to further integration within Member States; emphasises that a successful policy is a mixture of approaches taking social, economic and cultural factors into account;

Action points: Trade, investment and economic integrationpursuit of a “deep and comprehensive FTA” approach for all ENP partners, including “behind the border” elements and liberalisation of trade flows among partner countries, with a certain level of asymmetry if appropriateenhanced support for reforms and efforts to improve trade and economic regulatory environment and the investment climatestrengthened economic integration and cooperation in key sectors |

As it stands, the AECL concept for deep geological disposal has not been demonstrated to have broad public support. The concept in its current form does not have the required level of acceptability to be adopted as Canada's approach for managing nuclear fuel waste.

Within the context of today's realities, the deep level of accommodation and consultation that is needed goes beyond the means of current approaches and must involve new and innovative benefit and accommodation measures.