Traduction de «Aspect mal défini » (Français → Anglais) :

gray area [ grey area ]

indefinite

Malignant neoplasm of other and ill-defined sites in the lip, oral cavity and pharynx

Poorly defined

Ill-defined intestinal infection associated with AIDS

Malignant neoplasm of other and ill-defined digestive organs

Ill-defined sites within the digestive system

ill-defined ocular impairment

48. Stresses that fiscal consolidation must be accompanied by medium- and long-term targets such as those identified by the Europe 2020 strategy, especially with regard to job creation, social inclusion, investment in infrastructure, resource efficiency, ecological transformation of the economy and a knowledge-based economy, so as to increase competitiveness and social and territorial cohesion; notes that the various national and EU policies should provide coherent support for the strategy and that budget discipline can, if imposed without a well-defined strategy, undermine growth prospects, reduce competitiveness and seriously harm the economy in the long run; recalls that, as the open method of coordination has failed, the Europe 2020 s ...[+++]trategy should include binding targets drawn up by the Commission for Member States with maximum and minimum values to be applied to certain macroeconomic aspects of their economies;

47. Stresses that fiscal consolidation must be accompanied by medium- and long-term targets such as those identified by the Europe 2020 strategy, especially with regard to job creation, social inclusion, investment in infrastructure, resource efficiency, ecological transformation of the economy and a knowledge-based economy, so as to increase competitiveness and social, economic and territorial cohesion; notes that the various national and EU policies should provide coherent support for the strategy and that budget discipline can, if imposed without a well-defined strategy, undermine growth prospects, reduce competitiveness and seriously harm the economy in the long run; recalls that, as the open method of coordination has failed, the Eur ...[+++]ope 2020 strategy should include binding targets drawn up by the Commission for Member States with maximum and minimum values to be applied to certain macroeconomic aspects of their economies;

47. Stresses that fiscal consolidation must be accompanied by medium- and long-term targets such as those identified by the Europe 2020 strategy, especially with regard to job creation, social inclusion, investment in infrastructure, resource efficiency, ecological transformation of the economy and a knowledge-based economy, so as to increase competitiveness and social, economic and territorial cohesion; notes that the various national and EU policies should provide coherent support for the strategy and that budget discipline can, if imposed without a well-defined strategy, undermine growth prospects, reduce competitiveness and seriously harm the economy in the long run; recalls that, as the open method of coordination has failed, the Eur ...[+++]ope 2020 strategy should include binding targets drawn up by the Commission for Member States with maximum and minimum values to be applied to certain macroeconomic aspects of their economies;

11. Urges the Commission to clarify the vague aspects of the Brussels decision in the process of revising Council Regulations Nos 1467/97 and 1466/97; demands, in particular, a clear and restricted list for those measures that are covered by 'financial contributions to fostering international solidarity and to achieving policy goals, notably the unification of Europe', that can be regarded as 'relevant factors' authorising an excessive deficit as a result of Annex II to the Conclusions, in order to avoid too much flexibility in interpretation;