Traduction de «activité au parking » (Français → Anglais) :

(275) In the meantime, that is, before the two-million-passenger threshold is reached, the airport can of course compensate its various sources of profits and losses between purely commercial activities. Such would be the case, for example, between a loss on "handling" activities and a surplus on passenger car parking.

However, certain forms of aid cannot be authorised, in particular the discounts on airport charges such as were granted at Charleroi, which go beyond the discounts already foreseen in the Belgian legislation, which are non-discriminatory and fully transparent, the reduced ground handling fees, which are not offset by possible surpluses from other, purely commercial activities (parking, shops, etc.), one-shot incentives paid when new routes were launched, where no account was taken of the actual costs of launching such routes, and the aid provided in respect of the Dublin-Charleroi route, which is not new, because it ...[+++]was launched in 1997.

(32) The cause of the financial trend is the growth in commercial activity and the development of income linked to the new, larger and more attractive terminal from 2005 onwards, the expiry of the "one-shot" incentives, the opportunity for BSCA to negotiate new commercial conditions with Ryanair beyond the 26 rotations provided for in the current contract, the abolition of the car park shuttle services that will cease to be necessary once the new terminal opens and will represent a saving of EUR [...] and economies of scale in operati ...[+++]ng the airport.

The small army of decryption experts working at Bletchley Park in England succeeded in cracking the Enigma code by means of special machines known as ‘bombs’.

The Community's support for this programme amounts to ECU 7.70 million (#6.40 million) from the European Regional Development Fund and the European Social Fund. The EU support under URBAN to this area has been given in recognition of its special problems. Crime, deprivation, low levels of educational achievement are constant features of the area. The average rate of unemployment in the Park Royal Urban Community area is 19% compared to a Greater London rate of 11.8%. The unemployment rate for the target estates is 22.2%. Over 40% of the unemployed people in the area are ethnic minorities. The programme aims to ensure that residents in West London's most deprived neighbourhoods are part of a wider process of economic regene ...[+++]ration, in particular, on the Park Royal industrial estates. The programme will focus on those who are excluded from the labour market or are at risk of exclusion, in particular - young people, those from ethnic minority groups, women returners, lone parents, the disabled, those suffering ill-health, refugees and the long-term unemployed.

These include the provision of 30,000 sq ft of West Lake Science and Technology park which is already over 70% let, 30 acres of new industrial land at Whitehaven Commerce Park and the provision of 5,000 sq ft of additional workspace at Cleater Moon.