Traduction de «Commande de rebobinage rapide » (Français → Anglais) :

fast return control | fast rewind control

fast rewind control [ fast return control ]

high-speed rewind

fastpath command | fastpath key combination

fastpath command | fastpath key combination

Recent events underline the importance for both civil and military crisis management of having efficient and speedy intelligence, command and control processes and accurate weapons systems with no collateral effects.

"A common European Headline Goal will be adopted for readily deployable military capabilities and collective capability goals in the fields of command and control, intelligence and strategic transport to be achieved through voluntary coordinated national and multinational efforts, for carrying out the full range of Petersberg tasks".

3. in light of the above, to simplify the command structure of the EEAS and enhance the role of its Executive Secretary General by establishing a clear chain of command to support effective decision-making as well as timely policy response, in this context, to rationalise the posts of Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director in charge of Administration, to reduce and simplify the hierarchical structure of the Managing Directorates, to clearly define the relevant competences within the management structure of the EEAS, and to review the current structure based on the Corporate Board, with a view to achieving efficiency, clarity and c ...[+++]oherence in decision-making; in the same spirit, to ensure that the HR/VP receives political advice, for instance through a Political Council, from all the relevant institutional actors, thus allowing him/her to assess the impact of actions to be undertaken by the EEAS;

34. Welcomes the development of the concept of Integrated Police Units (IPUs), i.e. robust, rapidly deployable, flexible and interoperable forces able to perform executive law-enforcement tasks, which, in certain circumstances, can also be deployed as part of a military operation and under military command; notes the successful application of this concept in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of EUFOR Althea and in Kosovo within EULEX; highlights the need for such units, which are especially well-suited to intervening in non-stabilised ...[+++]situations and in particular during the transition from military to civilian command; recommends that Member States invest in the development of such capabilities;