Traduction de «Défaillance secondaire » (Français → Anglais) :

safe hardware failure [ nuisance failure | spurious failure | false trip failure | fail to safe failure ]

common-mode failure | CMF | common mode failure

wear-out failure period

organ failure

multiple organ dysfunction syndrome | MODS | multiple organ failure | MOF | multiple organ failure syndrome | MOFS | multiple systems organ failure | multisystem organ failure | multi-organ failure

default [ default of contractor ]

The country's situation continues to reflect the major structural problems that beset it: (a) the shortcomings of the social protection system, whose per capita level of public expenditure is the lowest in the EU (despite some impact on the risk of poverty, which would have been 37% without social transfers including pensions); (b) the low level of education (in 2002, only 20.6% of 25-64 year-olds had completed at least upper secondary education, and the early school-leaving rate of 45.5% contrasts strikingly with the EU average of 18.8%); (c) the low skill level of large sectors of the working population, in an economy based on labour ...[+++]-intensive, low-paid work ("the working poor "), together with low participation in continuing training (2.9% in 2002), hamper sectoral restructuring and explain why productivity growth is so low (0.3% in 2002, unchanged since 2001).

For instance, as a result of secondary movements of irregular migrants and deficiencies in the management of the external borders in Greece, the Commission triggered the Article 29 procedure of the Schengen Borders Code; this provided for the temporary reintroduction of internal border controls for the five most concerned countries (Austria, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden), based on a detailed Schengen Evaluation by the Commission.

Currently, five Schengen States have notified the Commission that they carry out temporary internal border control at their borders in response to a serious threat to public policy or internal security that was caused by secondary movements of irregular migrants triggered by serious deficiencies in external border controls:

NPBs, by correcting market failures, can play a welfare enhancing role, but proper policies need to be put in place to ensure that possible negative side effects of NPB action do not materialize, for instance: