Traduction de «Modèle de brouillage entre systèmes homogènes » (Français → Anglais) :

intersystem interference model

intersystem interference noise

intersystem interference noise

Further to the Chartrand-Laferrière report, which proves beyond a doubt, with multiple models, the absurdities of the Quebec and Canadian tax systems, does the Minister of Finance agree that families earning between $26,000 and $70,000 a year find themselves poorer after a salary increase than before it?

(91a) In order to ensure the necessary input and better involvement of Member States when the Commission exercises its implementing powers with a regard to this Regulation in certain particularly sensitive policy areas relating to the ESI Funds and in order to strengthen the Member States' role in adopting uniform conditions in such areas or other executive measures with substantial implications or with a potentially significant impact on either the national economy, the national budget or on the proper functioning of the public administration of the Member States, the implementing acts relating to the methodology for providing informati ...[+++]on on the support for climate change objectives, the arrangements to ensure a consistent approach for determining in the performance framework the milestones and targets for each priority and for assessing the attainment of the milestones and targets, the nomenclature, based on which the categories of intervention are to be defined concerning the priority axis in operational programmes, the technical characteristics of information and communication measures for the operation and instructions for creating the emblem and the definition of its standard colours, the model to be used when submitting the financial data to the Commission for monitoring purposes as well as the models for payment applications and for the accounts, the format for notification of the refusal by the Commission of any financial contribution to a major project, the terms and conditions of the electronic data exchange to be established for official exchanges of information between the Member States and the Commission, including the information concerning Member States' responsibilities, the model for the report and the opinion of the independent audit body in connection with the designation procedures of the managing authorities and, where appropriate, of the certifying authorities, the technical specifications of the management and control system, the detailed arr ...

104. Acknowledges the essential role of local authorities, companies and citizens in securing energy independence by increasing energy efficiency through: better urban planning; the development of energy-related internet and ICT technologies; the deployment of smart grids, demand-side energy management, cogeneration, alternative fuels infrastructure and heat pump applications; self-consumption; and the establishment, modernisation and expansion of district heating and cooling systems; stresses the need to encourage citizens-based ...[+++] initiatives, such as cooperative- or community-based renewable energy projects, to strengthen the link between citizens and energy service companies, to encourage the use of more active and sustainable travel models, to develop and implement Smart Cities solutions, to deploy future-proof distribution infrastructure to support urban eco-mobility and to promote the renovation, as well as insulation, of buildings, including by homogenous insulation; proposes that all multi-level governance partners be brought together in an operational interface that actively involves the Covenant of Mayors;

101. Acknowledges the essential role of local authorities, companies and citizens in securing energy independence by increasing energy efficiency through: better urban planning; the development of energy-related internet and ICT technologies; the deployment of smart grids, demand-side energy management, cogeneration, alternative fuels infrastructure and heat pump applications; self-consumption; and the establishment, modernisation and expansion of district heating and cooling systems; stresses the need to encourage citizens-based ...[+++] initiatives, such as cooperative- or community-based renewable energy projects, to strengthen the link between citizens and energy service companies, to encourage the use of more active and sustainable travel models, to develop and implement Smart Cities solutions, to deploy future-proof distribution infrastructure to support urban eco-mobility and to promote the renovation, as well as insulation, of buildings, including by homogenous insulation; proposes that all multi-level governance partners be brought together in an operational interface that actively involves the Covenant of Mayors;