Traduction de «estimer souhaitable » (Français → Anglais) :

consider it desirable

desirable qualification | desirable qualifications

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Refused procedure - parent's wish

Definition: Sexual dysfunction covers the various ways in which an individual is unable to participate in a sexual relationship as he or she would wish. Sexual response is a psychosomatic process and both psychological and somatic processes are usually involved in the causation of sexual dysfunction.

cost estimate | quotation | estimate of costs | detailed estimate | priced bill of quantities

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Whereas some stakeholders, in particular businesses, are strongly in favour of granting the standing to bring representative actions only to qualified entities that fulfil express criteria, other stakeholders are opposed to determining standing by law, arguing that this might unnecessarily restrict access to litigation seeking compensation for all those who have potentially suffered harm. The Commission considers it desirable to define the conditions for legal standing in representative actions in the Commission Recommendation.[36]

7. Considers that, in order to strengthen the position of its rapporteurs in legislative negotiations, more recourse should be made to Rule 37a of its Rules of Procedure; emphasises that it is entirely within the discretion of the legislator to decide, among the non-essential elements of the basic act, which are to be regulated through a delegation of powers to the Commission and which are to remain regulated at the legislative level; believes that politically important elements, such as Union lists or registers of products or substances, should remain an integral part of the basic act – where appropriate in the form of Annexes; stres ...[+++]ses that the creation of self-standing lists should be avoided in the interests of legal certainty;

While noting with satisfaction that the EU is on track to meet its 2020 target, expresses its concern at the large number of countries (Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom) which, according to the Commission’s 2015 Renewable Progress Report 2014-2020 estimates, may have to strengthen their policies and tools to ensure they meet their 2020 objectives, while achievement thereof is also not certain in the case of Hungary and Poland; calls on Member States that are lagging behind to undertake additional measures to get back on track; welcomes the fact that some Member States have already met or ...[+++] will very shortly meet their 2020 targets, well ahead of time, such as Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Croatia, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Austria, Romania, Finland and Sweden.

66. Considers that there should be no return to coupled payments as a guiding principle of the CAP; takes the view, however, given the move from a historical to an area support model in the wake of the decisions following the Health Check, that an adequate margin for flexibility should be left to Member States; believes that this flexibility will enable Member States to respond to the specific needs of their territory and to prevent production from stopping completely or the diversity of farming from being reduced; takes the view that this margin for manoeuvre would take the form of capped coupled payments for vulnerable agriculture sectors and territorie ...[+++]s and environmentally sensitive areas, in compliance with WTO requirements, whilst ensuring fair market conditions for farmers across the EU;