Traduction de «Programme d'application des technologies de rentrée » (Français → Anglais) :

Applied Re-Entry Technology Programme [ ARTP | Applied Reentry Technology Program | Applied Reentry Technology Programme ]

applied reentry technology [ ART | applied re-entry technology ]

Advanced Manufacturing Technology Application Program

Multiannual research and development programme of the European Economic Community in the fields of basic technological research and the applications of new technologies.(B asic R esearch in I ndustrial T echnologies for E urope)(1985-88) | BRITE [Abbr.]

Basic Research in Industrial Technologies in Europe | Multiannual Research and Development Programme of the European Economic Community in the field of Basic Technological Research and the Application of New Technologies (1985 to 1988) | BRITE [Abbr.]

multiannual research and development programme of the European Economic Community in the fields of basic technological research and the applications of new technologies (Brite) (1985 to 1988)

This work has been conducted in the two phases of the Technology Initiative for Disabled and Elderly persons (TIDE 1991 - 1993); in the Fourth Framework Programme (Telematics Applications Programme, Applications relating to disabled and elderly persons, 1994 - 1998); and in the present Fifth Framework Programme (Information Society Technologies programme, Applications relating to persons with special needs, including the disabled ...[+++] and the elderly, 1998 - 2002).

This amendment seeks to establish a legal basis on international cooperation to contribute to solving current situations such as e.g. where exporters in third countries and in the EU are obliged to apply controls to transfers of dual-use items in the single market (when third countries' laws impose re-export rules within the single market of dual-use items imported), to allow for mutual recognition of export authorisations and therefore to greatly facilitate joint industrial projects or research projects in particular with third countries members of international export control regimes or listed in the current GEA, and to allow for the adoption of EU-wide specific export control rules that would be applicable ...[+++] to the technologies developed in the EU in the context of EU-financed international programmes involving third countries and would also cover access through intangible means to those technologies.

To facilitate Parliament's role in controlling and co-legislating in this policy area, Amendment 15 seeks to establish a legal basis on international cooperation to contribute to solving current situations such as e.g. where exporters in third countries and in the EU are obliged to apply controls to transfers of dual-use items in the single market (when third countries' laws impose re-export rules within the single market of dual-use items imported), to allow for mutual recognition of export authorisations and therefore to greatly facilitate joint industrial projects or research projects in particular with third countries members of international export control regimes or listed in the current GEA, and to allow for the adoption of EU-wide s ...[+++]pecific export control rules that would be applicable to the technologies developed in the EU in the context of EU-financed international programmes involving third countries and would also cover access through intangible means to those technologies.

Taking into account the activities of the Environment LIFE+ Programme (LIFE+), the Framework Programme should encourage the uptake of environmental technologies through pilot and market replication projects, bridging the gap between the successful demonstration of innovative technologies and the market uptake and by removing the barriers to market penetration, promoting voluntary approaches in fields such as environmental management, and networking rel ...[+++]evant actors.