Traduction de «forecast manager » (Anglais → Français) :

analytic and forecasting manager | forecast and planning analyst | forecast manager | forecast planning manager

energy monitoring manager | environmental compliance manager | energy demand forecasting manager | energy manager

forecast horizon | forecast period | forecasting horizon | forecasting period

economic forecasting [ economic projection | economic prospects | economic projections(UNBIS) ]

prepare climatic forecasts for landing and take off | prepare climatic forecasts for take off and landing | prepare forecasts for take-off and landing | prepare meteorological forecasts for take off and landing

Management Committee COST 74 - VHF/UHF Radar in Weather Forecasting | COST 74 [Abbr.]

Advisory Committee on Programme Management on Forecasting and Assessment in the Field of Science and Technology (FAST)

Management Overview of Flood Forecasting Systems

long-term forecast [ long-term outlook | Long-term(ECLAS) ]

forward studies [ very long-term forecast ]

In addition to supporting the creation of commercial communication infrastructures, space technologies such as Earth observation and global positioning systems can be employed in a variety of tasks including: protecting soils and managing water resources; monitoring crop development and forecasting food production; providing early warning for flood and fire risk; monitoring the tropical forest; preventing ground-motion hazards; ensuring coastal and maritime monitoring; forecasting, preventing and managing natural disasters.

2. The Executive Director of the Agency shall provide the Commission and the Management Board annually with information on the components that may have a bearing on the costs to be covered by the fees provided for in this Regulation. This information shall include a cost breakdown related to the previous year and a forecast for the following year.

The competent authorities must be empowered to require reinsurance undertakings to have a financial recovery plan of reinsurance undertakings (which must contain an estimate of management costs, forecast revenue and expenditure, a forecast balance sheet, estimates of the financial resources intended to cover underwriting liabilities and the requisite solvency margin and the overall retrocession policy).

27. Shares the Council's view that realistic budgeting should be promoted; calls on the Commission to ensure that its draft budget is based on this principle; notes, however, that past implementation, which has improved in recent years, may not constitute a very accurate indicator of 2012 needs in some cases, since the implementation of some programmes could speed up in 2012, and payment needs increase accordingly; endorses the Council's call for the Member States to provide better implementation forecasts, notably with a view to avoiding under-implementation, and takes the view that the bulk of the effort in this respect should be un ...[+++]dertaken by the Member States themselves, since the level of the Commission's draft budget is determined mainly by their own forecasts (particularly under Heading 2) and their implementation capacity; recalls that the Member States co-manage, together with the Commission, more than 80% of EU funding; reminds the Member States of their legal responsibility in defining and enforcing financial rules applicable to the recipients of EU funding;