Traduction de «Planification économique à grande échelle » (Français → Anglais) :

broad-based economic planning

Interregional Workshop on Planning, Organization and Administration of Large-scale Demographic and Social Data Collection Activities for Small Areas

LSI/VLSI circuit [ large scale/very large scale integrated circuit | large-scale and very large-scale integrated circuit ]

Scaling-up Renewable Energy Program for Low Income Countries [ SREP ]

large-scale mechanization

large-scale advertising

extensive destruction and appropriation of property not justified by military necessity

Declaration on the Contribution of the World Trade Organization to Achieving Greater Coherence in Global Economic Policymaking [ DGPM ]

1. Recognises that artisanal coastal fishing, shellfishing and carefully regulated and well-managed extensive aquaculture are the forms of fishing that are sustainable from a social, economic and environmental perspective, and which also constitute a determining factor for the socio-economic development of coastal communities; stresses that these forms of fishing have a considerable cultural impact and are territorially very diverse, being carried out on the mainland, on islands and in the outermost regions; points out that they are affected by negative factors such as lack of effective water treatment, human-made and natural disasters ...[+++], competition from large-scale fishing operations, spills, oil slicks, excessive growth of seaboard construction, the effects of large projects on coasts, the effects of climate change, and the lack of clearly-defined regulatory regimes for sustainable local development, and are also vulnerable to changes in local employment patterns;

I believe that the European Union also needs to propose quickly an alternative option, such as a huge economic aid plan, perhaps even a mini-Marshall Plan for Moldova.

6. Notes that the latest developments in the national and international situation show that, despite millions of euros and dollars having been made available to save the financial system, the crisis continues and, on the horizon, there remain grim prospects of widespread economic recession; points out that the reality is showing that measures to recapitalise the financial system are not enough and that urgent measures must be implemented to combat the causes that lie at the root of the crisis, which is not only a financial crisis;

What we are not agreed on is, for example, the fact that the Commission regards new economic migration on a huge scale as one of the most important means of achieving the Lisbon objectives.