Traduction de «degré d'ajustement » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Considers that the EU needs to maintain a high level of engagement in Central Asia, tailoring its strategies to the progress of the states in the region; underlines the fact that the level and nature of the EU's engagement must be differentiated and conditional, depending on measurable progress in the fields of democratisation, human rights, good governance, sustainable socio-economic development, the rule of law and the fight against corruption, offering its assistance where needed to help foster this progress, following lines similar to the principles of the EU's neighbourhood policy (i.e. ‘more for more’);

59. Stresses the difference between theoretical network speeds and actual user experience since the user experience is also linked to website capacity and congestion etc; calls on the Commission in conjunction with BEREC to refine its measurements of delivered broadband speeds and adjust its targets accordingly, and calls on BEREC to develop EU guidelines to ensure that advertised broadband speeds appropriately reflect the average up- and download speeds users can actually expect and to ensure comprehensive consumer information about the services offered, in order to secure transparency on the benefits of new technology, promote compara ...[+++]bility and enhance competition; asks BEREC to ensure that typical broadband speeds experienced by consumers are advertised fairly in the interests of transparency on the benefits of new technology for upload and download; calls on NRAs to take measures against providers that do not comply with BEREC recommendations;

20. Considers a degree of voluntary, national fine-tuning of the criteria for support for areas with natural handicaps to be necessary in order to be able to respond appropriately to particular geographical situations where natural handicaps have been offset by human intervention; emphasises however that where land quality has been improved, the burden of ongoing associated maintenance costs such as drainage and irrigation must be taken into consideration; proposes that farm data (such as farm income and land productivity) be used inter alia for this purpose; emphasises, however, that the decision on the criteria to be used for fine-t ...[+++]uning must lie with the Member States since many Member States have already developed an appropriate and suitable system of differentiation which should be maintained;

20. Considers a degree of voluntary, national fine-tuning of the criteria for support for areas with natural handicaps to be necessary in order to be able to respond appropriately to particular geographical situations where natural handicaps have been offset by human intervention; emphasises however that where land quality has been improved, the burden of ongoing associated maintenance costs such as drainage and irrigation must be taken into consideration; proposes that farm data (such as farm income and land productivity) be used inter alia for this purpose; emphasises, however, that the decision on the criteria to be used for fine-t ...[+++]uning must lie with the Member States since many Member States have already developed an appropriate and suitable system of differentiation which should be maintained;

Whereas Article 11 of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2960/77 (3), as last amended by Regulation (EEC) No 2041/83 (4), lays down that, in the case of lampante oils and olive-residue oils, the selling price shall be adjusted if the degree of acidity does not correspond to that in respect of which the minimum price was fixed; whereas it should be laid down that the provisional amount of the selling price may be adjusted at the time it is fixed on the basis of the degree of acidity determined; whereas, therefore, Article 12 (1) of the s ...[+++]aid Regulation, which lays down the rules for calculating the provisional amount of the selling price, should be amended;

If the degree of acidity as so determined does not correspond to that in respect of which the minimum price was fixed, the selling price shall be adjusted upwards or downwards by amounts to be determined.