Traduction de «full open projected area » (Anglais → Français) :

The EU-Canada Air Transport Agreement, signed on 17-18 December 2009 and which will finally establish a full Open Aviation Area between the EU and Canada, will be the subject of a separate recommendation.

(c)By pursuing grand interdisciplinary scientific and technological challenges ('FET Flagships'), FET shall, taking into full account the outcome of FET preparatory projects, support ambitious large-scale, science and technology-driven research aiming to achieve a scientific and technological breakthrough in areas identified as relevant in an open and transparent man ...[+++]ner involving the Member States and relevant stakeholders.

1. The project area for PRODESIS was selected in full awareness of the extremely high degree of marginalisation of its predominantly indigenous population.

This addition to the definition of "universal service” is necessary in order to guarantee that a full opening of the market does not result in a deterioration in the network of contact and access points in more thinly populated areas, which would in turn lead to a drop in the quality of services in these areas and thus contribute to the depopulation of the countryside.

5a. As a provisional measure, until the full opening up of the postal market in a given Member State takes places, where that Member State considers that none of the abovementioned means ensures on durable and viable basis the financing of the net costs entailed by the provision of the universal service, it may continue to maintain the reserved area with the current conditions and weight limits.

(4) In line with the conclusions of the Spring European Council of 22 and 23 March 2005, the objectives of full employment, job quality, labour security and productivity and social cohesion and inclusion must be reflected in clear priorities: to include more people in the labour market, promoting decisions that help the reconciliation of family life and work; and equal opportunities; to improve the employability of workers and the organisational adaptability of enterprises, thus enhancing the flexibility and security of labour markets; to promote social inclusion through occupational integration of disadvantaged workers, women, young ...[+++]people and older people, to improve investment in human capital through better education and skills, paying special attention to innovation and technological development and to open new areas for jobs. All this will form a solid basis for modernising and for ensuring the solidarity and sustainability of social protection systems.