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

That mechanism should have a double cap, whereby a volume cap is applied to each trading venue that uses those waivers so that only a certain percentage of trading can be done on each trading venue, and in addition an overall volume cap is applied which if exceeded would result in the suspension of use of those waivers across the Union.

Since the objective of this Regulation, namely rural development, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States, given the links between rural development and the other instruments of the CAP, the extent of the disparities that exist between the various rural areas and the limits on the financial resources of the Member States in an enlarged Union but can rather, by reason of the multi-annual guarantee of Union finance and by concentrating on its priorities, be better achieved at Union level. the Union may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union ("TEU ...[+++]").

In spite of the national differences, three phenomena could be observed as regards the evolution of FITs in the Union: (i) the reduction of the FIT rates, (ii) the suspension of the FIT scheme as a whole (Spain) and (iii) the introduction of capacity thresholds (‘caps’) for the installations eligible for financing as well as overall caps on the yearly installed new supported capacity at the Member State level.

infringement of European Union Law with misinterpretation and misapplication without updating of the guidelines for flat-rate corrections under the old CAP to the new CAP in respect of the distinction of audits as basic and supplementary, insufficient statement of reasons and infringement of the principle of proportionality and the principle of legal certainty, a particular expression of which is the principle of non-retroactivity, since the amounts of the flat-rate corrections related to a distinct set of audit rules, and the contested updating of the abovementioned guidelines took place in June 2006 and consequently could not be applie ...[+++]d to the 2006 reporting year.

supports the capping rate proposed in the 18 September 2012 negotiating box on the MFF (2.5 %) which takes into account the catching up of the EU-12 Member States and the absorption difficulties faced by some Member States during the current programming period; therefore rejects the reduction proposed in the draft European Council conclusions of 22 November 2012 (2.35 %); however, envisages, for the Member States which acceded to the Union before 2013 and whose average real GDP growth in 2008 - 2010 was lower than – 1 %, to secure a level of capping which allows a similar level of commitments as for the current 2007-2013 period;

notes that, despite the efforts invested by the Union in the CAP and in cohesion policy, many rural areas in Europe, continue to be plagued by depopulation and decline and have a level of development that is below the EU average and far below the level of most urban areas;