Traduction de «On reconnaît en général que » (Français → Anglais) :

16. Recognises in this connection the progress made at the GAERC meeting on 22 November 2004 concerning the further development of the rapid deployment "Battle Groups" concept for high-intensity military operations; notes that these Battle Groups are to be primarily derived from the bi–national and multinational forces already existing within the EU; also notes the agreement to work out a Civilian Headline Goal 2008, as approved by the GAERC, and welcomes the intention expressed therein of making the existing civilian instruments more comprehensive and effective, so that the combination of various integrated contingents can take place on the basis of speci ...[+++]fic needs on the ground; recognises, therefore, that future civilian crisis management within the framework of the ESDP will in effect go beyond the four priority areas set out in Feira (police, rule of law, civil administration and civil protection);

(4) The Council in its Resolution of 24 February 1997 on a Community strategy for waste management [7] insisted on the need for promoting waste recovery with a view to reducing the quantity of waste for disposal and saving natural resources, in particular by re-use, recycling, composting and recovering energy from waste and recognised that the choice of options in any particular case must have regard to environmental and economic effects but that until scientific and technological progress is made and life-cycle analyses are further developed, re-use and material recovery should be considered preferable where and in so far as they are th ...[+++]e best environmental options.

14. Notes that the de jure and de facto monopolies which the collecting societies generally enjoy do not in, principle, pose a problem for competition, provided that they do not impose unreasonable restrictions on their members or on access to rights by prospective clients; recognises that that collecting societies carry out tasks in the public interest and in the interest of right-holders and users and, therefore, require a degree of regulation; emphasises the importance of competition law in examining possible abuses of monopoly b ...[+++]y collecting societies in individual cases so as to be able successfully to ensure rights management also in the future;

113. Notes that the Administration is currently studying the practical and administrative aspects of a plan drawn up in 2002 following a study by Iris Consulting on a better mobility (transport) plan in Brussels; agrees that persons using Parliament's buildings in Brussels should be encouraged to use public transport as far as possible; recognises, however, that to make significant progress in this area it will be necessary to make the rue Belliard area more pedestrian-friendly; instructs its Secretary-General to pursue his contacts with the relevant Belgian authorities with the aim of making the area around Parliament's buildings saf ...[+++]er and more attractive for foot and cycle traffic;

31. Recognises the work already begun in each Directorate General to establish their own training plans and the availability of on-line subscription to professional training courses for staff; recognises the need to support training possibilities if Parliament is to meet its new challenges and work more efficiently;

It also acknowledges that achieving a balance in effort sharing is a legitimate and important concern for governments, parliaments and public at large [9].