Traduction de «low-level switch » (Anglais → Français) :

Despite this limit on subsidy level it can be expected that other producers would or already have switched to this scheme due to its low administrative burden.

‘Off mode’ means the power demand level in the low power mode which cannot be switched off (influenced) by a user, other than through the movement of a mechanical switch, and which may persist for an indefinite period of time when the appliance is connected to the main electricity supply and used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

a switch that automatically switches on the fuel supply pump when the daily-supply tank reaches a certain low level, and

30. Calls on the Commission to encourage local authorities to provide financial and non-financial incentives for business and private users to switch to low-emission modes of transport, and/or to renew existing fleets, or to upgrade them with available environmentally friendly technologies; recalls that, for integrated projects for urban and rural regeneration that may contain transport-related investments, several sources of financing are available at EU level, such as the Structural Funds, the Cohesion Fund and loans from the Europ ...[+++]ean Investment Bank; recalls that, for research and innovation, cities and regions can participate in the exchange of best practice and common projects ('Regions of Knowledge' and 'Regions of Economic Change') and projects relating to infrastructure, management of car traffic, mobility management and communication through the EU Framework Programmes on RD and Innovation (e. g. CIVITAS);

44. Considers that switching freight transport from roads to short sea shipping and inland waterways can play an important part in the EU strategy for meeting climate protection obligations under the Kyoto Protocol; points out that, in the maritime transport sector, further improvements in emissions are technically entirely feasible, and are, in fact, essential with regard to reducing sulphur dioxide emissions; notes that in some port towns and cities acceptable levels of sulphur dioxide emanating from vessels lying at anchor have already been exceeded; considers that an initial step would be to give vessels incentives to use low sulp ...[+++]hur fuels by grading port charges; calls on the Commission to put forward as soon as possible a relevant proposal with a view to implementing the internalisation of external costs in the maritime transport sector and, in this connection, also to support other innovative port projects for reducing emissions;

Throughout 1996 and 1997 the economic upturn, against a background of closer nominal convergence, interest and inflation rates at exceptionally low levels, and stable exchange rates (the Finnish markka joined the EMS Exchange-Rate Mechanism in October 1996 and the Italian lira returned to the ERM in November), enabled there to be a general improvement in the state of public finances, paving the way for the majority of Member States to switch to the euro in 1999.