Traduction de «Excès local de résine » (Français → Anglais) :

B. whereas, at the same time, efforts to harmonise legislation in order to overcome these obstacles have sometimes led to over-regulation, from which the majority of SMEs, in particular the micro-entities that do not wish to operate on the European market but prefer to remain active locally, as well as local government bodies, have experienced adverse effects, so that better regulation is called for with a minimum of administrative burdens,

Third, the expectation that our analog over-the-air television system which was built over a period of over 60 years will be converted entirely from analog to digital by August 31, 2011, is, simply put, a project conceived on thin air.

This mainly involves mistreatment by local police and army but also includes mistreatment by international forces in roughhouse raids on houses, some illegal detentions, aerial bombardments, and so forth.

eGovernment policy can provide ways to enable a structured interaction between national, regional and local government and Community institutions [21], even though many obstacles have to be overcome, including competing goals, a sometimes confusing abundance of regulations, the fragmentation of tasks amongst traditional public sector institutions [22] and a legacy of procedures and ways of working.

We are not creating a level playing field when we undermine further the precarious position of families and communities for whom the fishing industry is the sole source of local employment, while at the same time leaving unchecked the excesses of industrial fishing, particularly when we claim to be developing a policy founded on sustainable development and sound environmental protection.

Every effort must be made to foster local ownership of development efforts, and this can be done in a variety of ways: through strong support, when requested, for improved accounting, financial management, and audit systems that provide assurance to financial backers that their funds are being well utilized; through increased provision, where effective financial management systems are in place, of general or sector-level budget support for locally led development programs in which donors are collaborators in planning rather than sources of uncoordinated and independent projects; through increased coordination and standardization of don ...[+++]or approaches to reduce the still inordinate and inexcusable transaction costs to already-stressed African administrations; and through much-increased emphasis upon building and using indigenous capacity and, to an increased extent, Africans in the overseas diaspora, rather than continuing to resort to expensive foreign technical expertise.