Traduction de «Remplacement des ressources » (Français → Anglais) :

replacement of resources

replacement of financial contributions from Member States by the Communities' own resources

farm relief service | farm replacement service

fourth resource | supplementary resource based on GNP

evaluation of resources [ estimate of resources | inventory of resources | prospecting for resources | search for resources ]

replaceable router bit

spare employee | space board employee | reserve employee

replacement capital | replacement financing

The aim will be to improve resource efficiency by reducing, in absolute terms, inputs, waste and the release of harmful substances ( e.g. those indicated under the REACH Regulation and others) along the value chain and foster re-use, recycling and resource substitution.

3. Calls on the Commission to give adequate focus to commodity markets and the RMI separately, since the two fields differ in nature and require specific measures to address their divergent problems; highlights the fact that financial and commodity markets today are more intertwined than ever and that price volatility is exacerbated by speculation; notes that properly functioning RM markets would provide the necessary incentives for business to use resources more efficiently, substitute resources, recycle and further invest in RD activities for substitution; encourages the Commission, therefore, to foster proper functioning of the RM ...[+++]markets by, for example, proceeding with the review of the Markets in Financial Services Directive in order to provide for more transparent trading; stresses that the three pillars of the RMI complement each other in solving the issues of RM and securing RM supply in the EU; calls on the Commission to implement the RM strategy in a balanced and coherent way, particularly with regard to other important European policies, especially within industry, research, environment, transport and Europe 2020; notes in this context, particularly, the important role played by a strong innovation and industrial policy;

3. Calls on the Commission to give adequate focus to commodity markets and the RMI separately, since the two fields differ in nature and require specific measures to address their divergent problems; highlights the fact that financial and commodity markets today are more intertwined than ever and that price volatility is exacerbated by speculation; notes that properly functioning RM markets would provide the necessary incentives for business to use resources more efficiently, substitute resources, recycle and further invest in RD activities for substitution; encourages the Commission, therefore, to foster proper functioning of the RM ...[+++]markets by, for example, proceeding with the review of the Markets in Financial Services Directive in order to provide for more transparent trading; stresses that the three pillars of the RMI complement each other in solving the issues of RM and securing RM supply in the EU; calls on the Commission to implement the RM strategy in a balanced and coherent way, particularly with regard to other important European policies, especially within industry, research, environment, transport and Europe 2020; notes in this context, particularly, the important role played by a strong innovation and industrial policy;

More value - creating more value while using less resources (increasing resource productivity); Less impact - reducing the overall environmental impact of resources used (increasing eco-efficiency); Better alternatives – if cleaner use cannot be achieved, substituting currently used resources with better alternatives.