Traduction de «Doublement DEFI » (Français → Anglais) :

double data under voice | double digits under voice | double DUV [Abbr.]

doubling time

guarantee company with a share capital guarantee company with a share capital

doubly disadvantaged person [ person in double jeopardy ]

Challenge Program [ Challenge '90 | Challenge '86 ]

Year 2000 Challenge | Year 2000 Computer Challenge | Challenge 2000 | Millennium Challenge

Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol | CHAP | CHAP protocol

I will not review all of the recommendations of the various reports we have made over time, but I would note that I think we can take some credit as a subcommittee for some of things that found their way into the 2000 budget, including the increase in the Canada child tax benefit; an income supplement; doubling the duration of employment insurance maternity and parental benefits; pushing forward on the challenge, if you like, of the federal government to the provinces to come up with an action plan to support early childhood development services; and the tax measures that were implemented and actually affect families with children.

29. Calls on the Commission to develop a truly progressive energy policy for the EU by 2050, which addresses multiple challenges such as security of supply, energy saving, sustainability but also consumer rights and poverty; underlines that the goal of 95% from renewable energy sources by 2050 should be a core priority for EU energy policy and to that direction a doubling of annual capital investments must be ensured in the framework of EU 2020; calls on the complete overhaul and modernisation of Europe’s energy grids to increase the feed-in of renewable energy, reduce energy losses and increase consumer control via application of smar ...[+++]t solutions; stresses that in order to achieve this European, national and regional financial support must be increased and calls on the Commission to make concrete proposals how to address the shortcoming of funding in regard to grid infrastructure;

In the light of the mixed and clearly inadequate results achieved by the Treaties of Amsterdam and Nice, when set against the challenge posed by the doubling in the number of Member States, but also that of the further deepening of the Union, it became more and more apparent that the established method of revising the Treaties was no longer able to provide genuine responses to the issues raised by the development of Europe.

In the light of the mixed and clearly inadequate results achieved by the Treaties of Amsterdam and Nice, when set against the challenge posed by the doubling in the number of Member States, but also that of the further deepening of the Union, it became more and more apparent that the established method of revising the Treaties was no longer able to provide genuine responses to the issues raised by the development of Europe.