Traduction de «feasibility » (Anglais → Français) :

7. Welcomes the presentation of the Green Paper, which meets a longstanding request of the European Parliament, and considers it a useful starting point for further reflection; is open and eager actively to discuss all issues – both strengths and weaknesses – relating to the feasibility of introducing stability bonds under different options; encourages the Commission to deepen further its analysis after a broad public debate, to which the European Parliament and the national parliaments should contribute, as well as the ECB, if it deems it appropriate; considers none of the three options presented by the Commission to be a response pe ...[+++]r se to the current sovereign debt crisis;

– having regard to the Commission Green Paper dated 23 November 2011 on the feasibility of introducing stability bonds,

8. Takes note of the Commission's assessment, which is part of the Commission Green Paper on the feasibility of introducing stability bonds, that stability bonds would facilitate the transmission of euro-area monetary policy and would promote efficiency in the bond market and in the broader euro-area financial system;

- After results of the feasibility study of the European federated validation service, Member States are invited to provide the Commission with all relevant information and ensure the cooperation required for the implementation of the actions, in particular those necessary for the creation of the validation service, subject to the results of the feasibility study.

Firstly, that the conventional and traditional models of penal management have now reached their limits and can no longer meet the current challenges in most Member States. Secondly, that these current challenges, and the Member States' methods of responding to them are strikingly similar. It is precisely these similarities that now make it feasible and warranted to plan and implement measures at European level. In particular, if we also take into account the ability of young people to move freely within the EU, the widespread use of the Internet, and the new forms of technology and communication significantly broadens the notion of the ...[+++]scene of a crime, then a European approach is not only feasible and warranted, it is also essential.

As the application of alternative energy supply systems is generally not explored to its full potential, the technical, environmental and economic feasibility of alternative energy supply systems should be considered; this can be carried out once, by the Member State, through a study which produces a list of energy conservation measures, for average local market conditions, meeting cost-effectiveness criteria. Before construction starts, specific studies may be requested if the measure, or measures, are deemed feasible.