Traduction de «cabine de sécurité de conception avancée » (Français → Anglais) :

15. Notes that the EU building stock is responsible for approximately 40 % of final energy consumption, for the consumption of approximately 60 % of EU gas imports and for 36 % of CO2 emissions in the EU and that heating and cooling is the largest single source of energy demand in the EU; therefore calls on the Commission to address the potential efficiency gains in the buildings sector; stresses the need to modernise the heating sector, in particular district heating, to improve security ...[+++] of supply and increase energy efficiency; underlines the need to foster an even more ambitious policy in the area of energy savings in residential and office buildings through comprehensive insulation and advanced building design;

‘airspace design’ means a process to contribute to the achievement of network related performance targets and to cater for airspace users needs as well as to ensure or increase the established safety level and increase the airspace capacity and environmental performance through the development and implementation of advanced navigational capabilities and techniques, improved route networks and associated sectorisation, optimised airspace structures and capacity enhancing ATM procedures;

35. Takes the view that the EU should seize the opportunity of the adoption of NATO's new Strategic Concept in order to substantially strengthen its partnership with NATO, while at the same time developing the EU's foreign, security and defence policies; welcomes, as a positive step in this regard, the concrete set of proposals presented by the VP/HR to the NATO Secretary General, aiming at the adoption of an organisation-to-organisation relationship; emphasises that the EU shares most of the threats to security identified by NATO in its new Strategic Concept; points to the need to find pragmatic ways of solving outstanding difficulti ...[+++]es; calls, in this respect, on the EU to exercise its influence for a successful conclusion of the ongoing process for a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem to remove all the differences between Cyprus and Turkey which are hampering the development of closer cooperation between the EU and NATO;

35. Takes the view that the EU should seize the opportunity of the adoption of NATO's new Strategic Concept in order to substantially strengthen its partnership with NATO, while at the same time developing the EU's foreign, security and defence policies; welcomes, as a positive step in this regard, the concrete set of proposals presented by the VP/HR to the NATO Secretary General, aiming at the adoption of an organisation-to-organisation relationship; emphasises that the EU shares most of the threats to security identified by NATO in its new Strategic Concept; points to the need to find pragmatic ways of solving outstanding difficulti ...[+++]es; calls, in this respect, on the EU to exercise its influence for a successful conclusion of the ongoing process for a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem to remove all the differences between Cyprus and Turkey which are hampering the development of closer cooperation between the EU and NATO;