Traduction de «Amplitude d'une levée à partir de la position moyenne » (Français → Anglais) :

I am pleased that the Council accepted all the key aspects of the European Parliament’s position, particularly deferral of general market opening until 31 December 2010, with a two-year extension for those Member States that have joined the Union since 2004; the principle of a universal service comprising at least one delivery and collection five days a week for every EU citizen, with a sufficient number of access points maintained in rural, remote or sparsely populated regions; and observance of subsidiarity with regard to social considerations – a matter on which I hope the social partners ...[+++] will work at European level.

I wonder whether the Commissioner comprehends that sales below cost are an instrument that can not only be abused by a dominant player to vanquish its rivals within competition law, but that it also enables an integrated distribution company to exploit its stronger financial position vis-à-vis specialised SMEs that have less financial clout.

2. Believes that COP-10 constitutes a good opportunity not only to build on the decisions taken at previous Conferences of Parties, and in particular in Bonn, Marrakesh, New Delhi and Milan, on implementing the Kyoto Protocol, but also to start a wide-ranging debate on the main issues for the second commitment period with a view to attaining the EU objective of the average global temperature increase peaking below + 2°C of pre-industrialised levels; reiterates its position that in the long term the principle of equal rights per world citize ...[+++]n must be applied;

The Council adopted a Common Position repealing its 30 October 1998 Common Position on Nigeria as from 1 June 1999, taking account of the fact that on 29 May 1999 a civilian democratically elected President will take office and a civilian government will be formed, and that thus the conditions previously set for the lifting of the remaining sanctions against Nigeria will have been fulfilled.

A Commission meeting with the Moroccan side in Brussels on 13 October 1994 had broken the deadlock with a compromise agreement providing for the opening of negotiations at the earliest opportunity, with a view to conclusion of a new Agreement to apply from 1 May 1995. ooo Under "Other business" the Council: - took note of the concerns voiced by Commissioner Paleokgrassas on the subject of unregulated fishing in the Barents Sea and of the Commission's démarches to the Iceland authorities in order to clarify the positions of the parties concerned; - heard a number of statements on the question of drift nets, following which the President ...[+++]said he hoped that progress would be made on the matter.