Traduction de «Fondée de pouvoir pour fin de signification » (Français → Anglais) :

1. Competent authorities shall encourage institutions that are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature, scale and complexity of their activities to develop internal credit risk assessment capacity and to increase use of the internal ratings based approach for calculating own funds requirements for credit risk where their exposures are material in absolute terms and where they have at the same time a large number of material counterparties.

87. Stresses the importance of establishing Migration Information and Management Centres, as the one inaugurated in Mali in October 2008; believes that such centres should be able to contribute significantly to tackling migration problems by addressing the concerns of the potential migrants, returning migrants and migrants residing in EU; calls on the Commission to provide the necessary information regarding the projects of setting up other centres within the framework of EU-Africa Partnership and asks the Commission to look into the possibility of creating such centres in the Eastern neighbouring countries;

Cooperation between the ICT industryother sectors and public authorities is essential to accelerate development and wide-scale roll out of ICT-based solutions for smart grids and metersnear-zero energy buildings and intelligent transport systemsIt is essential to empower individuals and organisationswith information that will help them to reduce their own carbon footprintThe ICT sector should delivermodelling, analysis, monitoring and visualisation tools to evaluate theenergy performance and emissions of buildings, vehicles, companies, cities and regions.Smart grids are essential for the move to a low carbon economy.

3. Points out, however, that the abolition of tariffs will cause significant losses in public revenues and hence create budget problems for many ACP countries, in particular for the least developed ones;

- Like "cornering" taking advantage of a shortage in an asset by controlling the demand-side and exploiting market congestion during such shortages in such a way as to create artificial prices. Having significant influence over supply or delivery, having the right to require delivery and using that to dictate arbitrary and abnormal prices ("Abusive squeezes") ;

– Like “cornering”, taking advantage of a shortage in an asset by controlling the demand-side and exploiting market congestion during such shortages in such a way as to create artificial prices. Having significant influence over supply or delivery, having the right to require delivery and using that to dictate arbitrary and abnormal prices (“Abusive squeezes”);