Traduction de «premium-quality clear flexible tubing » (Anglais → Français) :

(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.

As the meeting agenda was fairly extensive, the first part focused on the main challenges facing Europe in an uncertain climate. As mentioned by group president Mario Sepi in the introduction to his speech, this uncertainty results from unfamiliarity with the new Commission's programme, an unpredictable ratification process for the Constitutional Treaty and even the degeneration of industrial relations in many countries, caused by employers' erosion of workers' entitlements, often with the complicity of the State. Mr Sepi emphasised that these aspects were interlinked, because "the choices made for relaunching the Lisbon Strategy will ce ...[+++]rtainly have an impact on the way Europe is seen by the millions of citizens called to vote on the constitution". Mr Sepi concluded his speech by recalling the three main priorities for the future of Europe and its model: the mid-term review of the Lisbon Strategy "striking a balance with each side of its equilateral triangle, that is, the economic, social and environmental aspects"; the Stability and Growth Pact, "which must be reviewed not only in terms of economic flexibility but also in terms of quality of expenditure"; the EU's financial perspectives, which must (as G. Dassis' opinion made clear) take account of the cohesion objectives if we are to determine the financial resources needed to realise our ambitions.

The Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development has used its vote, as you quite rightly pointed out, to confirm the principle of a basic deficiency payment, of a rural premium and of a supplementary flexibility premium based on the criteria of produce quality, the environment or financial management.

It is quite clear to me: this choice is not about brazenly discontinuing early retirement schemes or increasing the pensionable age, but rather about choosing to introduce flexible end-of-career schemes and to improve the quality of work.

Whereas, for the purposes of this Directive, assessment of unfair character shall not be made of terms which describe the main subject matter of the contract nor the quality/price ratio of the goods or services supplied; whereas the main subject matter of the contract and the price/quality ratio may nevertheless be taken into account in assessing the fairness of other terms; whereas it follows, inter alia, that in insurance contracts, the terms which clearly define or circumscribe the insured risk and the insurer's liability shall not be subject to such assessment since these restrictions are taken into account in calculating the premi ...[+++]um paid by the consumer;

The common principles can be applied flexibly, since derogations from these rules are authorised provided that the changes to the quality of the guarantee granted are reflected in the premiums charged and are notified to other credit insurers and the Commission.