Traduction de «accord économique général » (Français → Anglais) :

49. Calls on the Commission to further explore the various options for the next generation of broad-scope agreements with the southern ENP countries; stresses that those agreements must include provision for arrangements to implement the human rights clause; notes that those bilateral agreements should not be at the expense of furthering multilateral cooperation in the region, and in particular the pursuit of the Barcelona Process goals, including the creation of a free trade area; calls on the Member States to reflect on possible ways of strengthening cooperation, including by means of increased flexibility in opening agricultural and labour markets in the future, in ways compatible with social protection and equity; calls on the South ...[+++]ern ENP countries to redouble their efforts to open economic systems to a greater extent and to harmonise their economic rules with the relevant parts of the EU acquis ; stresses the need to grant Mediterranean countries the right to control the pace at which their markets are opened up and their national economic and social development strategies; considers that more effective use of the ENPI for regional projects would make it possible to improve the situation so as to promote a genuinely integrated regional economic area;

49. Calls on the Commission to further explore the various options for the next generation of broad-scope agreements with the southern ENP countries; stresses that those agreements must include provision for arrangements to implement the human rights clause; notes that those bilateral agreements should not be at the expense of furthering multilateral cooperation in the region, and in particular the pursuit of the Barcelona Process goals, including the creation of a free trade area; calls on the Member States to reflect on possible ways of strengthening cooperation, including by means of increased flexibility in opening agricultural and labour markets in the future, in ways compatible with social protection and equity; calls on the South ...[+++]ern ENP countries to redouble their efforts to open economic systems to a greater extent and to harmonise their economic rules with the relevant parts of the EU acquis ; stresses the need to grant Mediterranean countries the right to control the pace at which their markets are opened up and their national economic and social development strategies; considers that more effective use of the ENPI for regional projects would make it possible to improve the situation so as to promote a genuinely integrated regional economic area;

48. Calls on the Commission to further explore the various options for the next generation of broad-scope agreements with the Southern ENP countries; stresses that these agreements must include provision for arrangements to implement the human rights clause; notes that these bilateral agreements should not be at the expense of furthering multilateral cooperation throughout the region, and in particular the pursuit of the Barcelona Process goals, including the creation of a free trade area; calls on the Member States to reflect on possible ways of achieving deeper cooperation, including by means of increased flexibility in opening agricultural and labour markets in the future, in ways compatible with social protection and equity; calls o ...[+++]n the Southern ENP countries to increase their efforts to open economic systems to a greater extent and to harmonise their economic regulation with the relevant parts of the EU acquis; stresses the need to grant Mediterranean countries the right to control the pace at which their markets are opened up and their national economic and social development strategies; considers that more effective use of the ENPI for regional projects would make it possible to improve the situation so as to promote a genuinely integrated regional economic area;

Standardisation agreements usually produce significant positive economic effects (102), for example by promoting economic interpenetration on the internal market and encouraging the development of new and improved products or markets and improved supply conditions.

Whereas the account taken of the increase in the cost of living and the real income of national civil servants must be moderated by the application of general economic and social factors; whereas account should be taken, in this respect, of the worsening of the general economic situation in the Community during the reference period, brought about particularly by the increased cost of energy; whereas, however, consideration should be had in this situation for officials and other servants at the lowest end of the salary scale, whose p ...[+++]urchasing power must be maintained;

WHEREAS THE ACCOUNT TAKEN OF THE INCREASE IN THE COST OF LIVING AND THE REAL INCOME OF NATIONAL CIVIL SERVANTS MUST BE MODERATED BY THE APPLICATION OF GENERAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL FACTORS ; WHEREAS ACCOUNT SHOULD BE TAKEN , IN THIS RESPECT , OF THE WORSENING OF THE GENERAL ECONOMIC SITUATION IN THE COMMUNITY DURING THE REFERENCE PERIOD , BROUGHT ABOUT PARTICULARLY BY THE INCREASED COST OF ENERGY ; WHEREAS , HOWEVER , CONSIDERATION SHOULD BE HAD IN THIS SITUATION FOR OFFICIALS AND OTHER SERVANTS AT THE LOWEST END OF THE SALARY SCALE , WHOSE PURCHASING POWER MUST BE MAINTAINED ;