Traduction de «défragmenter » (Français → Anglais) :

defragmenter | defragger | packing program | optimizer program

defragmentation [ defrag ]

all necessary actions by the Member States to accelerate the implementation of the Single European Sky, through the adoption of the SES2+ package, the full implementation and operation of functional airspace blocks (FABs) and the deployment of the future air traffic management system (SESAR), so as to defragment the EU airspace with a view to reducing flight delays, improving safety and mitigating the environmental impact of air transport,

We need to defragment that existing capability and link it into pipelines.

8. Welcomes the increased focus on the support of SMEs; notes, however, that transparency and accountability as regards the real impact of these EIB operations should be improved, for example through better use of performance indicators; calls on the Council also, in this connection, to agree swiftly on the joint Commission-EIB initiatives and to blend EU budget resources intended for SMEs, as well as to take more resolute action in implementing cooperation with the ECB so as to reduce the financing constraints placed upon SMEs; points out that the main problem in several Member States is that the fragmentation of financial markets results in a lack of funding and in higher funding costs, especially for SMEs; calls for the EIB’s efforts to be redirecte ...[+++]d towards defragmentation in order to promote funding for SMEs, entrepreneurship, exports and innovation, which are vital for economic recovery; welcomes further investment in skills and new jobs, in particular the ‘Jobs for Youth – Investing in Skills’ programme that will link EIB financing to the employment of young people in SMEs, as well as provide investment to education and research facilities, vocational training, student loans and mobility programmes;

44. Calls on the Council also, in this connection, to agree swiftly on the joint Commission-EIB initiatives and to blend EU budget resources intended for SMEs, as well as to take more resolute action in implementing cooperation with the ECB so as to reduce the financing constraints placed upon SMEs; points out that the main problem in several Member States is that the fragmentation of financial markets results in a lack of funding and in higher funding costs, especially for SMEs; calls for the EIB’s efforts to be redirected towards defragmentation in order to promote funding for SMEs, entrepreneurship, exports and innovation, which are ...[+++] vital for economic recovery;