Traduction de «Politique concernant le cumul de l'aide à l'industrie » (Français → Anglais) :

We have seen this in connection with the plan to help the manufacturing and forestry industries.

1. In its technical adjustment for the year 2011, if it is established that cumulated Gross Domestic Product (" GDP ") of any Member State for the years 2007-2009 has diverged by more than +/- 5 % from the cumulated GDP estimated in 2005 for the establishment of cohesion policy envelopes for Member States for the period 2007-2013, the Commission shall adjust the amounts allocated from funds supporting cohesion to the Member State concerned for that period.

On the political question about the current Minister of Industry and self-promotion, I would argue that for the individual to have had a philosophical change in mindset would, first, require a philosophy and, second, a mind.

The Commission is to report to the Council on the subject at the end of 1995 and 1998; 7. strengthen the forms and mechanisms of co-operation between the economic agents concerned (industry, management and workers, distributors, and consumers), with a view to seeking ways of improving the industry's competitiveness; 8. ensure, in co-operation with trade organizations, the collection and rapid publication of international trade statistics with a view to effectively combating unfair imports without delay; Externally: 9. as regards the Uruguay Round: - ensure compliance with the provisions of the ...[+++] Agreement on Textiles in order to preserve the balance of rights and obligations between all parties concerned; the dismantling of the MFA must in particular go hand in hand with observance of GATT rules and constraints, using all the international or autonomous instruments available to the European Union; - make a concerted assessment of its impact on the industry; - ensure strict application of the letter of the Agreement in co- operation with representatives of the economic sectors concerned; 10. significantly improve access to third-country markets in accordance with the outcome of the Uruguay Round by: - systematically identifying non-tariff barriers and swiftly taking all appropriate measures to have them removed; - stepping up action to promote exports, in particular to new markets opened up as a result of the Uruguay Round; 11. engage in strict, swift and effective application, in compliance with existing rules, of safeguard measures and commercial-policy instruments, particularly in fields such as anti-dumping and anti- subsidy action and protecting intellectual property rights; - strengthen the Textile Anti-Fraud Initiative (TAFI) and step up the fight against counterfeiting; 12. in the 10-year review of the GSP, take into account both the competitive position of third countries in the textile industry and the implications for the textile industry of the o ...

The competent public authorities, undertakings or the two sides of industry; each within their own sphere of competence; should set up continuing and permanent training systems enabling every person to undergo retraining more especially through leave for training purposes; to improve his skills or to acquire new skills; particularly in the light of technical developments; " Considering that employers and unions in the Social Dialogue have pointed out in joint statements of 19 June 1990, 6 November 1990 and 20 December 1991 that an improvement of European vocational education and training is crucial to a strengthening of the competiti ...[+++]veness of European business enterprises, and that intensified efforts in this area play a central role in the development of regional policies and development of industry and trade; Considering that the European Parliament; in its Resolution adopted on 15 May 1992, asks Member States to ensure that training programmes lead to high-level qualifications and recommends analyses of the sandwich-type education programmes for the purposes of placing greater emphasis on vocational education and training; Referring to the Resolution of the European Parliament of 21 April 1993 on vocational training policy in the 1990s; Considering that vocational, technological and demographic developments call for improved possibilities of continued training within the framework of cohesive policies in the fields of labour market conditions and vocational education and training; Whereas co-operation in the field of vocational training should also be based on existing provisions in force in the Member States, taking into account the respective responsibilities of the competent public authorities, undertakings and social partners; while respecting the diversity of national legal system,s and practices, the powers under national law of the parties concerned and contractual autonomy; whereas the initiatives taken at national level by the Member States an ...

The Governments of the Member States and the Commission of the European Communities were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Melchior WATHELET Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Justice and Economic Affairs Denmark: Mr Sven AUKEN Minister for the Environment Mr Jann SJURSEN Minister for Energy Mr Leo BJØRNESKOV State Secretary for the Environment Mr Soeren SKAFTE State Secretary for Industry and Energy Germany: Mr Clemens STROETMANN State Secretary for the Environment Mr Reinhard GOEHNER Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Greece: Mr Achillos KARAMANLIS Minister for the Environment, Regional Planni ...[+++]ng and Public Works Mr Vassilios KONTOYANNOPOULOS Minister for Energy Spain: Mr José BORREL Minister for Public Works and Transport France: Mr Michel BARNIER Minister for the Environment Ireland: Mr Michael SMITH Minister for the Environment Mr Noel TREACY Minister of State for Finance, with responsibility for Public Works Italy: Mr Rocco Antonio CANGELOSI Deputy Permanent Representative Luxembourg: Mr Alex BODRY Minister for Energy and the Environment Netherlands: Mr J.G.M. ALDERS Minister for Housing, Planning and the Environment Portugal: Mr Carlos BORREGO Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources Mr Luis MIRA AMARAL Minister for Industry and Energy United Kingdom: Mr Timothy EGGAR Minister for Energy Mr David MACLEAN Minister of State, Department of the Environment -------- Commission: Mr Yannis PALEOKRASSAS Member Mr Abel MATUTES Member COMMUNITY STATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE - PRESIDENCY CONCLUSIONS THE COUNCIL, stressing the serious global environmental issues at stake: WELCOMES progress achieved so far and ongoing work in developing the Community's overall strategy to limit carbon dioxide emissions and to improve efficiency of production, conversion, distribution and use of energy; STRESSES that measures to save energy, to improve energy efficiency and to promote the use of renewable energies constitute a fundamental el ...