Traduction de «lower-than-expected costs » (Anglais → Français) :

Construction risk: for example late delivery, respect of specificationsand increased costs; Demand risk: for example the level of use of the asset is higher or lower than expected; Availability risk: for example, when poor management leads to the availability of the asset for use being restricted.

1. Recognises that extreme climate phenomena together with the expected rise in sea-levels and higher variations of rainfall calls for new projects and adaptation measures for their implementation, especially in respect of agriculture and the management of river and drainage basins, even within the existing infrastructure systems which will generate high operational costs, but are nevertheless affordable as they are much lower than the costs of inaction over the medium to long term; calls, however, for the scientific basis for such measures to fulfil the criteria resulting from climate science, with adequate peer review and assessment p ...[+++]rocesses and constant updating of research findings in a transparent manner; calls on the Commission and the Member States to provide, in a dedicated national action plan, information on those costs and their distribution;

The Commission has quite rightly indicated that although 2006 has been a growth year, we are still posting growth figures lower than other areas of the world economy, and also ones lower than expected when economic and monetary union entered its third phase.

18. Notes that as a general feature the costs of NH3 emission reductions seem to be overestimated, for example the draft CAP reform projections of the European Environment Agency foresee lower livestock numbers than the CAFE baseline projections, which if more accurate would also mean lower than projected costs for achieving ammonia emissions reductions;

18. Notes that as a general feature the costs of NH3 emission reductions seem to be overestimated, for example the draft CAP reform projections of the European Environment Agency foresee lower livestock numbers than the CAFE baseline projections, which if more accurate would also mean lower than projected costs for achieving ammonia emissions reductions;

17. Notes that as a general feature the costs of NH3 emission reductions seem to be overestimated, for example the draft CAP reform projections of the European Environment Agency foresee lower livestock numbers than the CAFE baseline projections, which if more accurate, would also mean lower than projected costs for achieving ammonia emissions reductions;