Traduction de «stressed construction » (Anglais → Français) :

17. Recommends that the EU support international efforts to develop the highest possible safety standards, to be applied rigorously and developed in parallel with scientific progress and reflecting the legitimate concerns of citizens; highlights, in this context, the EU’s role in the Neighbourhood Policy as an instrument for cooperation on nuclear safety; urges the Member States and the Commission to take joint responsibility for strengthening international nuclear safety standards and their proper implementation, in close cooperation with the IAEA, the Espoo Convention secretariat and other relevant international organisations; invites the Commission to consider the IAEA post-Fukushima action plan and to submit an inclusive action plan ...[+++]with concrete arrangements for its implementation; urges the Commission and the Member States, in cooperation with the IAEA, to work constructively with countries that have failed to apply transparent nuclear safety stress tests, such as Belarus, Russia and Turkey, and to urge them to adhere to international safety standards and cooperate with international experts at all stages of the preparation, construction, operation and decommissioning of NPPs; believes, in that connection, that the EU must make full use of the expertise offered by international organisations and bodies;

22. Considers that as long as the existing nuclear power plants remain in operation while others are being constructed, the level of nuclear safety in the EU, as well as in neighbouring third countries, must reflect as a main priority the highest safety and security practices and standards existing worldwide; insists on the need to ensure that those concerns are reflected along the entire life cycle of NPPs, thus including their eventual decommissioning; stresses above all that the costs incurred across their life cycle (choice of location, design, construction, activati ...[+++]on, operation and decommissioning) should be taken into account in assessing the safety criteria of nuclear power plants; recalls that cost and risk analyses have a major role to play regarding the continued operation of plants;

21. Considers that as long as the existing nuclear power plants remain in operation while others are being constructed, the level of nuclear safety in the EU, as well as in neighbouring third countries, must reflect as a main priority the highest safety and security practices and standards existing worldwide; insists on the need to ensure that those concerns are reflected along the entire life cycle of NPPs, thus including their eventual decommissioning; stresses above all that the costs incurred across their life cycle (choice of location, design, construction, activati ...[+++]on, operation and decommissioning) should be taken into account in assessing the safety criteria of nuclear power plants; recalls that cost and risk analyses have a major role to play regarding the continued operation of plants;

16. Recommends that the EU support international efforts to develop the highest possible safety standards, to be applied rigorously and developed in parallel with scientific progress and reflecting the legitimate concerns of citizens; highlights, in this context, the EU’s role in the Neighbourhood Policy as an instrument for cooperation on nuclear safety; urges the Member States and the Commission to take joint responsibility for strengthening international nuclear safety standards and their proper implementation, in close cooperation with the IAEA, the Espoo Convention secretariat and other relevant international organisations; invites the Commission to consider the IAEA post-Fukushima action plan and to submit an inclusive action plan ...[+++]with concrete arrangements for its implementation; urges the Commission and the Member States, in cooperation with the IAEA, to work constructively with countries that have failed to apply transparent nuclear safety stress tests, such as Belarus, Russia and Turkey, and to urge them to adhere to international safety standards and cooperate with international experts at all stages of the preparation, construction, operation and decommissioning of NPPs; believes, in that connection, that the EU must make full use of the expertise offered by international organisations and bodies;

Bearing in mind that the Council conclusions of 10 June 2011 on the Energy Efficiency Plan 2011 stressed that buildings represent 40 % of the Union’s final energy consumption, and in order to capture the growth and employment opportunities in the skilled trades and construction sectors, as well as in the production of construction products and in professional activities such as architecture, consultancy and engineering, Member States should establish a long-term strategy beyond 2020 for mobilising investment in the renovation of resid ...[+++]ential and commercial buildings with a view to improving the energy performance of the building stock.

8. Expresses its full support for the drafting of a new civilian constitution for Turkey as a unique opportunity for true constitutional reform, promoting democracy, the rule of law, guarantees for fundamental rights and freedoms (in particular freedom of expression and freedom of the media), pluralism, inclusiveness, good governance, accountability and unity in Turkish society, in full compliance with the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights; calls on all political parties and the actors concerned to support and take a positive and constructive approach to the negotiation of the new constitution, based on consensus and constructive com ...[+++]promise; stresses the need to continue the preparatory work in the drafting process and welcomes in this regard the decision to ensure equal representation of all political forces in the Constitutional Conciliation Committee and the pledge to base the drafting process on the broadest possible consultation of all segments of society as part of a process which genuinely engages Turkish civil society; stresses that the new constitution should uphold the rights of all groups and individuals in Turkey, guarantee the separation of powers, ensure the independence and impartiality of the judiciary, secure full civilian oversight of the military and promote an inclusive Turkish citizenship;