Traduction de «non-negotiable demand note » (Anglais → Français) :

15. Deeply regrets the fact that the same problem marked the negotiations on EU multiannual programmes, notably in agriculture and cohesion policy; notes that the Council refused in several instances even to refer to the ‘MFF-related aspects’ of those legal bases; stresses the considerable effort and time that was needed by Parliament to ensure that all points of the legal bases decided by co-decision between the Council and Parliament remained on the negotiating table; notes with satisfaction that Parliament’s negotiators were eve ...[+++]ntually successful in challenging some parts of the European Council agreement;

15. Deeply regrets the fact that the same problem marked the negotiations on EU multiannual programmes, notably in agriculture and cohesion policy; notes that the Council refused in several instances even to refer to the ‘MFF-related aspects’ of those legal bases; stresses the considerable effort and time that was needed by Parliament to ensure that all points of the legal bases decided by co-decision between the Council and Parliament remained on the negotiating table; notes with satisfaction that Parliament’s negotiators were eve ...[+++]ntually successful in challenging some parts of the European Council agreement;

44. Points out that while the IMF's stated objective in its assistance operations within the frame of the Troika is internal devaluation, including through wage and pension cuts, the Commission has never explicitly endorsed this objective; notes that the objective emphasised by the Commission in all four programme countries under enquiry has rather been fiscal consolidation; recognises these priority differences between the IMF and the Commission and takes note of this preliminary inconsistency of goals between the two institutions; notes that it was commonly decided to rely on a mix of both instruments as well as structural reforms, ...[+++]with other measures complementing this approach; notes that the combination of fiscal consolidation and restrictive wage policy has depressed both public and private demand; notes that the objective of reforming both the industrial base and the institutional structures in programme countries, rendering them more sustainable and effective, has received less attention than the above-mentioned objectives;

13. Calls on the Commission to proceed with caution when negotiating demands for preferential access to the Community market in bioethanol by our partners in Mercosur during the EU’s biregional negotiations with that zone; considers it essential for all matters relating to international energy markets to be negotiated in multilateral forums such as the WTO so as to make for the utmost transparency, and for the Union’s common inter ...[+++]est to take precedence, in keeping with the future common energy policy;

Vote L30a — The issuance and payment of non-interest bearing, non-negotiable demand notes in an amount not to exceed ($193,500,000 - $96,500,000) $97,000,000 in accordance with the International Development (Financial Institutions) Assistance Act, for the purpose of contributions to the International Financial Institution Fund Accounts.

3. Notes that much of the recent increase in the price of oil comes from a number of factors ranging from increased demand, particularly in China, India and the fast-growing economies of Asia, to the depreciation of the US dollar, the situation in the Middle East and the failure of refining capacity to keep up with increased demand; notes that it is unlikely that prices will fall significantly in the near future, and that indeed they may continue to rise, and thus the present situation is one to which everyone must adapt;