Traduction de «open approach » (Anglais → Français) :

32. Considers that the economic crisis has deprived of funding one of the sectors that has been hardest hit by the cuts, resulting in the abandonment and neglect of many valuable cultural sites that have fallen into oblivion, to the detriment of society and the tourism sector; calls on the Commission to ensure that information about EU funds for the preservation and promotion of cultural tourism is easily accessible for all relevant stakeholders, such as SMEs and civil society organisations at national, regional and local level, and made available in the EU’s official languages, and to ensure that administrative procedures for direct access to those funds are further facilitated, in particular for SMEs, which account for a major share of t ...[+++]he tourism sector; calls on the Commission to ensure greater transparency in the use of funds; calls for a more open approach by the Commission regarding the approval of operational integrated funding programmes to promote the cultural heritage; calls on the Commission to take measures to reduce the administrative burden through an adequate regulatory environment so as to boost the number of businesses – especially SMEs and start-ups – in the tourism sector;

You have been able, Mr Barnier, to bring around a discussion table a number of European Commissioners interested in this whole document and in an open approach, since you are coming here today to open the debate on the document, so that each and every one of us can enhance it with our own thoughts; a ‘citizen’ approach, since you wish to put the citizen back at the heart of the internal market, likewise businesses, and I think that this will actually be the major challenge in the months and years to come.

Because our regulatory instruments today, even before the reform, enable this open approach to the e-communications framework – it is also bolstered by general competition rules – this has made markets too open to competition, which in turn has driven the roll-out of broadband access networks in Europe.

The Commission had an open approach and came up with a proposal, for want of a more appropriate and specific approach, because when we talked to the sector we did not, at that juncture, find a more appropriate solution than the 15-day closure in the original proposal.

The Commission had an open approach and came up with a proposal, for want of a more appropriate and specific approach, because when we talked to the sector we did not, at that juncture, find a more appropriate solution than the 15-day closure in the original proposal.

However, governments increasingly recognise that a more pro-active and forward-looking approach to immigration is needed to facilitate integration into employment and that, unless a more open approach is taken to legal immigration, the EU may be faced with increasing pressures, running the risk of increased illegal immigration.