Traduction de «analyse en coupe instantanée » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Warns that uncoordinated defence budget cuts could result in the complete loss of certain military capabilities in Europe; welcomes and supports, therefore, the Council's encouragement to the Member States to exchange information, as appropriate, and enhance transparency on current and forthcoming defence budget cuts, and calls for an impact assessment of these budget cuts for the development of capabilities in support of CSDP; recalls that the intervention in Libya clearly demonstrated that even a coalition of European countries ...[+++] is unable to carry out an operation of this kind without US support;

2. Warns that uncoordinated defence budget cuts could result in the complete loss of certain military capabilities in Europe; welcomes and supports, therefore, the Council's encouragement to the Member States to exchange information, as appropriate, and enhance transparency on current and forthcoming defence budget cuts, and calls for an impact assessment of these budget cuts for the development of capabilities in support of CSDP; recalls that the intervention in Libya clearly demonstrated that even a coalition of European countries ...[+++] is unable to carry out an operation of this kind without US support;

Much of what was said in the days following the power failure was precipitate and resulted not so much from in-depth analysis of the event but rather more from a momentary snapshot of what happened.

33. Is aware that the introduction of many promising technologies cannot be instantaneous; calls, therefore, on the Commission to propose a list of priority areas in which technological research should be focused as well as a road map for their introduction; insists that both the priority list and the road map should be established only when a thorough cost-benefit analysis has been carried out; calls for these priority activities to cover the short, medium and long ter ...[+++]m and to be seamlessly included in the Verona process;

36. Is aware that many promising technologies cannot be introduced immediately; calls, therefore, on the Commission to propose a list of priority areas in which technological research should be focused as well as a road map for their introduction; insists that both the priority list and the road map should be established only when a thorough cost-benefit analysis has been carried out; calls for these priority activities to cover the short, medium and long term and to be seamlessly included in the Verona process;

Therefore, the maintenance of approximately 500 directly employed industrial staff (from the original number of 1 029), who will thereby maintain their purchasing power without resorting in future to public aid (the Spanish authorities have confirmed officially that there will be no further State aid to GEA), will also have a knock-on effect on the survival of GEA's suppliers, who in turn will maintain their purchasing power; all this has to be taken into account if the Commission is to assess the consequences which sustaining a firm like GEA will have for the economic development of an Article 92(3)(a) area such as Vigo.