Traduction de «formule de l'affaiblissement de transmission » (Français → Anglais) :

4. Expresses its grave concern over the lack of a substantial social dimension in the Commission Work Programme (CWP), which demonstrates a serious failure to understand the effects of the crisis in many Member States; calls on the Commission to rectify this shortcoming by taking action and making proposals that will complete its Work Programme during 2015; takes note of the principle of political discontinuity, but is concerned that, unless sensitively and pragmatically applied, this principle may lead to some crucial goals being weakened or abandoned without proper political debate; emphasises that the social and environmental acqui ...[+++]s should not fall victim to the REFIT programme;

[56] The ECB’s Financial integration report for 2012 states that “impairment and fragmentation of euro area banks’ funding channels also affected, via the transmission channel, the borrowing conditions available to the real economy”.

3. Emphasises that the strengthening of the OSCE should not come at the price of weakening the existing institutions and mechanisms or affecting their independence, when they have not yet been reformed or alternatives have not yet been agreed, particularly as regards the work of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR);

Therefore, this Directive should introduce a point in time at which rights and obligations take effect, namely, when the payment service provider receives the payment order, including when he has had the opportunity to receive it through the means of communication agreed in the payment service contract, notwithstanding any prior involvement in the process leading up to the creation and transmission of the payment order, e.g. security and availability of funds checks, information on the use of the personal identity number or issuance of a payment promise.

Research into the safety of food and feed chains, diet-related diseases, food choices and the impact of food and nutrition on health will help to fight food-related disorders (e.g. obesity, allergies) and infectious diseases (e.g. transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, avian flu), while making an important contribution to the implementation of existing and the formulation of future policies and regulations in the areas of public, animal and plant health and consumer protection.

55. Notes that the Council's common position on the Commission's proposal on creating a network for the epidemiological surveillance and control of communicable diseases in the European Community represents a considerable watering down of the Commission text;