Traduction de «Flux ayant causé une détérioration du graphite » (Français → Anglais) :

‘Relevant Competitor’ means an undertaking which at the Date of the Request (1) is licensed in Ireland or elsewhere to operate as a credit institution in Ireland; (2) is not in receipt of State aid (i.e. banks which have received State aid and which are still in the restructuring period are not considered ‘Relevant Competitors’; however, banks which have received State aid but whose restructuring period has ended, are considered ‘Relevant Competitors’); and (3) has (by virtue of all related undertakings) a Market Share of less than 15 % of stock or flow of the Relevant Product market in which AIB has a Market Share in excess of 30 % o ...[+++]f stock or flow of the Relevant Product market, based on a Market Share measurement by an independent external research source, including regulatory returns proposed by AIB and approved by the Monitoring Trustee.

But it must also be said that we cannot ignore the fact that the budgetary deterioration in 2009 was largely due to the working of the automatic stabilisers in the face of an unprecedented decline in economic activity caused by a financial crisis not originating in Europe.

Both a cause and an effect of globalisation, FDI flows were, in 2007, the year before investment was affected by the global economic and financial turbulence, at a record high of almost EUR 1.500 billion.[7]

M. whereas peace and stability in the common neighbouring countries are in the interest of both Russia and the EU; whereas after the decision by the Russian authorities to establish legal links with the breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia the situation in these Georgian regions is further deteriorating, calling into question the role of the Russian forces as neutral peace-keepers and undermining the territorial integrity of Georgia,

I. whereas it is important to recognise that increased migration flows should be seen as a global phenomenon with numerous causes and effects,

The Liberal commitment of $600 million per year falls far short of what is necessary to sustain our armed forces let alone start to rebuild it (1035) The examples are almost endless and they are shameful, indeed scandalous: the ill-fated replacement helicopters that have caused the death of armed forces personnel; a lack of camouflage uniforms for Afghanistan and the necessary equipment when we sent our troops into battle zones or put them into harm's way; now the government's refusal to spend any money on any heavy lift capability, expecting our allies to do the job for us; as well as underpaid personnel which leads to a ...[+++]deteriorating moral among our armed forces personnel.