Traduction de «Politique faite de bric et de broc » (Français → Anglais) :

piecemeal approach policy

Hon. Allan Rock: Madam Speaker, I do not disagree with what the member has said, but what we have to overcome is the tendency in Canada, because of the division of responsibility between the federal and provincial governments, to have piecemeal action.

8. Believes that, in light of their political and economic interests and their scale, regional role and aspirations, the BRICS may attempt to act as a group in foreign policy terms, but acknowledges that individual dimensions are also relevant; considers, in this connection, that besides focusing on the BRICS as a potentially cohesive group of States in foreign policy terms, the EU should focus also on the BRICS on a country-by-country basis, whilst maintaining a systemic and coordinated approach; takes the view, in this regard, that such an approach will enable the EU to build up economies of scale through partnerships with individual ...[+++] BRICS, maximise its interests and role in the various regions and contribute to the consolidation of a multipolar order with a political and economic balance between emerged and emerging economies, on the basis of an inclusive system based on dialogue, partnership and bilateral or multilateral partnerships;

8. Believes that, in light of their political and economic interests and their scale, regional role and aspirations, the BRICS may attempt to act as a group in foreign policy terms, but acknowledges that individual dimensions are also relevant; considers, in this connection, that besides focusing on the BRICS as a potentially cohesive group of States in foreign policy terms, the EU should focus also on the BRICS on a country-by-country basis, whilst maintaining a systemic and coordinated approach; takes the view, in this regard, that such an approach will enable the EU to build up economies of scale through partnerships with individual ...[+++] BRICS, maximise its interests and role in the various regions and contribute to the consolidation of a multipolar order with a political and economic balance between emerged and emerging economies, on the basis of an inclusive system based on dialogue, partnership and bilateral or multilateral partnerships;

1. Points out that the BRICS countries are too diverse for the EU to pursue a single policy towards them and urges that a new, differentiated form of development cooperation be established; suggests, however, that while the EU should try to find coherent patterns and areas of interest to the BRICS (technical cooperation and assistance, alignment of legislative requirements, etc.) which could allow the EU to establish itself as a primary BRICS partner and to maximise its comparative advantages, such as advanced environmental legislation, experience in regional cooperation and expertise in setting up systems for reducing social inequaliti ...[+++]es (e.g. efficient tax and social protection systems), the EU should strive to engage further the BRICS countries in multilateral settings to address global issues, as in the case of climate change, sustainable development (in the context of Rio + 20), the fight against poverty, etc. and in taking a responsible role in international climate talks;