Traduction de «wider system » (Anglais → Français) :

2. Believes firmly that an effective multilateral structure is the essential basis for building a balanced international system that is at the service of human development and respectful of the wider system of global governance; reiterates, therefore, its full commitment to the multilateral trading system and the role of the WTO;

Besides providing a system that ensures smooth rail traffic with fewer costs, an additional advantage of ERTMS is the availability of a wider range of product suppliers, bringing a wider choice for governments, rail operators and infrastructure managers.

For larger Member States and, for example, those with systems of autonomous regional government or more complex government systems, and those which have not made progress on accruals accounting, the costs could be much higher, especially if the transition to a harmonised accruals system is combined with wider reforms of accounting and financial reporting practices.

1. Firmly believes that an effective multilateral structure is the essential basis for building a balanced international system in the service of human development which is respectful of the wider system of global governance; deeply regrets, therefore, the suspension sine die of the DDA negotiations; is especially disappointed that insufficient flexibility on the part of some of the major players led to deadlock when agreement was within reach;

C. whereas developing countries and the least developed countries (LDCs) would suffer most from the suspension of the Round, as the long-awaited rebalancing of trade rules, putting trade at the service of sustainable development and respecting the wider system of global governance, cannot be achieved outside the multilateral framework,

15. Draws the Commission's attention, nevertheless, to the risks of confusion that might arise from a one-size-fits-all approach in which the powers of the budgetary authority as regards the allocation of administrative appropriations would be reduced as a result of the specific presentation of expenditure by intended purpose, since that would entail a loss of visibility of the nature of the expenditure; is totally opposed to the introduction of a system which would not guarantee either the transparency of the analysis or its powers of decision on the allocation of human and administrative resources; is nevertheless prepared to consider ABB in parallel to the current nomenclature and as a part of a future, ...[+++]wider system of defining objectives, priorities and performances (ABM);