Traduction de «baisse de cadence » (Français → Anglais) :

In spite of the recent positive trend in the state deficit (2006: 2.6%; 2007 forecast: 2.1%) and the government debt-to-GDP ratio (2006: 66.5%; 2007 forecast: 65.9%), the criterion should also be assessed according to whether the debt-to-GDP ratio is falling at a satisfactory rate.

I. whereas final energy intensity in the EU-25 has consistently decreased, so that in 2004 only about 70% of the energy used in 1980 was required for a unit of economic output; whereas overall primary energy consumption in the EU-25 has increased at an average rate of 0.8% per year, equivalent to 0.5% per capita per year over the same period,

I. whereas final energy intensity in the EU-25 has regularly been reduced, so that about 70% of the energy used for a unit of economic output in 1980 is required in 2004; whereas overall primary energy consumption in the EU-25 has been growing at an average rate of 0.8% per year, equivalent to 0.5% per capita per year, during the same period,

H. whereas final energy intensity in the EU-25 has regularly been reduced, so that about 70% of the energy used for a unit of economic output in 1980 is required in 2004; whereas overall primary energy consumption in the EU-25 has been growing at an average rate of 0.8% per year, equivalent to 0.5% per capita per year, during the same period,

4. Lauds the ECB's policy to concentrate on its prime objective of maintaining price stability and, thereby, contributing to achieving sustained economic growth; considers that the relative weakness of economic activity and the declining confidence of the private sector in the euro area in 2004 results from a lack of structural reforms and the fact that fewer hours are worked in Europe than in other parts of the world; asserts that a quicker pace of structural reforms is needed in order to enhance the growth potential of Member States; recognises that competition in EU markets is a driving force for economic growth and that its impact on e ...[+++]fficiency gains and innovation should not be hindered;

At a time when the operational tempo, the ratio of time spent by Canadian Forces personnel in deployed missions, increased dramatically, the number of CF personnel was in decline.