Traduction de «outlet cap » (Anglais → Français) :

outlet cap [ outlet valve cap ]

safety outlet cap | safety cap

outlet valve cap plug [ outlet cap plug | outlet cap | outlet valve cap ]

outlet gasket [ cap plug gasket | outlet cap gasket ]

pipe cap | cap | outlet cap

cap gasket | outlet cap gasket

conduct media outlets research | performing media outlets research | perform media outlet research | perform media outlets research

outlet | outlet channel | terrace outlet channel

ensure proper drainage of water around transport infrastructure | maintain and clear drainage channels | inspect drainage channels | inspect drainage outlets

trainee shelf filler | trainee shelf stacker | outlet centre shelf stacker | shelf filler

The ongoing process of CAP reform started in 1992 has reduced price support and helped to increase the competitiveness of EU agricultural production for all possible outlets: food, animal feed and non-food use, including biofuels.

Confirming this step, EU Commissioner for Agriculture Rural Development Dacian Cioloș stated today: "Promotion programmes are one of the CAP instruments which can be used over the medium term to address the market difficulties expected in several sectors as a result of the Russian ban, helping producers to find new sales outlets within and outside the EU.

51. Emphasises that the CAP should incorporate a certain number of flexible and effective market instruments which act as a safety net, fixed at appropriate levels and available in the event of serious market disruption; believes that these instruments should not be activated permanently and must not serve as a continuous and unlimited outlet for production; points out that some of these instruments exist already, but can be adapted, whilst others can be created as needed; considers that, in view of the widely differing conditions in the individual sectors, differentiated sectoral solutions are preferable to across-the-board approache ...[+++]s; draws attention to the difficulties that farmers encounter in attempting to forward-plan at times of extreme volatility; considers that, given increased market volatility, market instruments need to be reviewed to enhance their efficiency and flexibility, ensure more rapid deployment, extension to other sectors if necessary and adjustment to current market prices and provide an effective safety net without creating distortions;

50. Emphasises that the CAP should incorporate a certain number of flexible and effective market instruments which act as a safety net, fixed at appropriate levels and available in the event of serious market disruption; believes that these instruments should not be activated permanently and must not serve as a continuous and unlimited outlet for production; points out that some of these instruments exist already, but can be adapted, whilst others can be created as needed; considers that, in view of the widely differing conditions in the individual sectors, differentiated sectoral solutions are preferable to across-the-board approache ...[+++]s; draws attention to the difficulties that farmers encounter in attempting to forward-plan at times of extreme volatility; considers that, given increased market volatility, market instruments need to be reviewed to enhance their efficiency and flexibility, ensure more rapid deployment, extension to other sectors if necessary and adjustment to current market prices and provide an effective safety net without creating distortions;