Traduction de «development potential » (Anglais → Français) :

Hon. Claude Drouin (Secretary of State (Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec), Lib.): Mr. Speaker, as I mentioned, through all the actions that we have taken and that we are continuing to take, we are working on developing potential projects to help Murdochville's recovery.

(34) Support for development, distribution and promotion should take account of structural objectives, such as developing potential in countries or regions with a low audiovisual production capacity and/or a restricted linguistic or geographical area, and/or the development of an independent European production sector, in particular SMEs.

- developing potential methods of analysis with a view to strategic evaluation of the environmental impact of the trans-European transport network as well as potential methods of corridor analysis covering all relevant transport modes, taking account of the need to link all Member States and regions to the trans-European transport network and, in particular, the need to link island, landlocked and peripheral regions with the central regions of the Community,

(20) Whereas support for development and distribution should take account of structural objectives such as developing potential where audiovisual production capacity is low, as in small countries or regions with less widely spoken languages and/or developing the independent production industry, in particular small and medium-sized businesses;

The Commission has just granted a sum of BFR 10 583 620 towards measures to exploit internally-generated development potential in Flanders.

INDUSTRIAL ASPECTS OF THE INFORMATION SOCIETY - COUNCIL RESOLUTION The Council agreed on the substance of the following Resolution, the text of which will be adopted formally, after legal and linguistic finalization, at a forthcoming meeting: "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community, Whereas the White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, submitted to the Brussels European Council in December 1993, recommended a policy to develop a common information area and in particular to improve the efficiency of the European information and communication technologies (ICT) sector; Having regard to the conclusions of the Corfu European Council in June 1994 on the report by the High ...[+++]Level Group chaired by Mr Bangemann on "Europe and the Global Information Society"; Whereas in Cannes the European Council emphasized the development potential of new growth sectors (for example, multimedia) and the potential for job creation in promoting the information society and called for work to continue on establishing the regulatory framework that will enable it to develop, while taking care to maintain cultural diversity and bearing in mind the objective of equal access to these new services; Having regard to the Commission communication of July 1994 on "Europe's way to the information society: an action plan" and the Commission communication of May 1995 on a methodology for the implementation of applications for the information society; Having regard to the Green Paper on the liberalization of telecommunications infrastructure and cable television networks of October 1994 and the Council Resolution of November 1994, I 1.