Traduction de «acteur planétaire » (Français → Anglais) :

global player

actor language | actor-based language

jig grinder set-up operator

planetary gear differential | planetary-gear type differential | planetary differential

differential side gear [ side gear | axle side gear ]

global ozone transport | global transport

global distribution | global ozone distribution | worldwide distribution | worldwide ozone distribution

stakeholder

63. Underlines the importance of cultural diplomacy, as well as the need for the EU to act as a global player in order to enhance the global competitiveness of its CCS;

4. Notes that the vast majority of our industrial market is made up of small and medium-sized enterprises, and that the latter play a leading role in stimulating local economic growth and creating employment that is not vulnerable to relocation: any integrated strategy on the future of European industries should therefore focus primarily on an enhanced approach toward SMEs as the key to economic competitiveness and territorial cohesion and, at least to some extent, on the operating conditions for global players, who are important to the regions as well as being central to Europe’s international competitiveness; calls for further simplif ...[+++]ication of the procedures for obtaining EU funding, and for SMEs to be direct beneficiaries of such funding;

With respect to the first part of the question around climate change, I think, in all fairness, the council is somewhat equipped to have discussions about the circumpolar perspectives of climate change, but there is no doubt that climate change is global and, obviously, at some point others will need to be involved in that dialogue.

22. Calls on the Member States to consult their EU partners and the High Representative/Vice-President of the Commission before adopting strategic decisions in the area of foreign policy, particularly in multilateral organisations, in order that their positions with respect to strategic decisions are coherent and do not affect the convergence of the EU's foreign policy or undermine the EU's credibility as a global player vis-à-vis third countries; recalls in this regard that the Treaty of Lisbon obliges Member States to consult one another and to demonstrate mutual solidarity;