Traduction de «Transférer de la chaux vive » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Expresses its concern over the Commission’s proposal to establish transferable fishing concessions, as this scheme could lead to fishing rights being concentrated in the hands of a small number of operators, resulting in the disappearance of numerous small-scale fisheries;

101. Deplores the systematic destruction of Lebanon's economic system and infrastructures during the recent conflict with Israel, which will cause delays in the country's development and the establishment of the FTA; notes the results of the conference of 25 January 2007 on the reconstruction of Lebanon and supports the efforts to organise international aid to that country in the long term; calls for the EU, in the context of the current peace process, to continue to provide sufficient financial support to help the Lebanese to cope with the challenges of the country's economic and social reconstruction following the conflict of July 2006; expresses its strong concern about the situation of the Palestinian territories and consequently cal ...[+++]ls on the Council and the Commission, in cooperation with the international community, to provide the Palestinian population with essential humanitarian aid; notes that Israel has transferred part of the Palestine tax and customs revenues which it was holding, and calls on the Israeli Government to pay the remainder of these frozen sums as a matter of urgency; urges the Commission to insist on compliance with the clauses relating to the Barcelona Process, in particular the human rights clause included in the Association Agreements and the various action plans, in order to achieve a true area of freedom and security in the region;

101. Deplores the systematic destruction of Lebanon's economic system and infrastructures during the recent conflict with Israel, which will cause delays in the country's development and the establishment of the FTA; notes the results of the conference of 25 January 2007 on the reconstruction of Lebanon and supports the efforts to organise international aid to that country in the long term; calls for the EU, in the context of the current peace process, to continue to provide sufficient financial support to help the Lebanese to cope with the challenges of the country's economic and social reconstruction following the conflict of July 2006; expresses its strong concern about the situation of the Palestinian territories and consequently cal ...[+++]ls on the Council and the Commission, in cooperation with the international community, to provide the Palestinian population with essential humanitarian aid; notes that Israel has transferred part of the Palestine tax and customs revenues which it was holding, and calls on the Israeli Government to pay the remainder of these frozen sums as a matter of urgency; urges the Commission to insist on compliance with the clauses relating to the Barcelona Process, in particular the human rights clause included in the Association Agreements and the various action plans, in order to achieve a true area of freedom and security in the region;

27. Deplores the fact that in spite of the major needs for restructuring, modernisation and diversification of Europe's rural economy, the resources allocated to rural development are set to fall in real terms; considers that a voluntary transfer of funds from direct agricultural support (CAP "first pillar") to rural development is not the appropriate means for remedying this situation; expresses in this connection strong reservations about the current Commission proposal concerning voluntary modulation of up to 20% of direct agricultural support to rural development; calls on the Commission to conduct an impact assessment in accordan ...[+++]ce with the Interinstitutional Agreement of 16 December 2003 between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on better law-making ; reiterates that Parliament still reserves its position concerning voluntary modulation and considers it would be useful to assess it together with the issue of co-financing in the context of the 2008/2009 review as expressed in Declaration No 9 of the IIA of 17 May 2006 concerning voluntary modulation;

3.1. The solid phase of manure and used bedding should be stacked to heat, preferably by adding 100 kg granulated quick lime on 1 m3 manure, ensuring a temperature of at least 70 °C throughout the stack, sprayed with disinfectant and left for at least 42 days, during which the stack should be either covered or re-stacked to ensure thermic treatment of all layers.

3.2.1. A 2 M suspension of calcium hydroxide, obtained by carefully pouring 1 litre of water at 60 to 70 °C on to 120 g of quicklime (CaO).3.3.