Traduction de «illustration à plein papier » (Français → Anglais) :

135. Asks the administration to speed up actions to radically reduce the consumption of paper in the House; takes the view that the full use of electronic devices is key to avoiding the more than 1000 tons of paper waste every year; further takes the view that Members should be given the opportunity to indicate that they do not need printed documents;

135. Asks the administration to speed up actions to radically reduce the consumption of paper in the House; takes the view that the full use of electronic devices is key to avoiding the more than 1000 tons of paper waste every year; further takes the view that Members should be given the opportunity to indicate that they do not need printed documents;

This is a graphic illustration of what is wrong with the freedom of information laws in our country (1115) The laws exist on paper, but it is like the bill of rights in third world countries where it looks good on paper but the proof is in the pudding.

How many more manila envelopes, brown paper bags and satchels of money do we need to see changing hands from advertising sponsors to the Liberal Party coffers?

4. Requests that the Lisbon policy mix of mutually supportive economic reform, full employment, social cohesion and sustainable development should be reinforced through concrete measures which increase the potential for growth and job creation; calls for a coherent package of initiatives in Barcelona to illustrate Europe's ability to act in a short-term perspective while remaining committed to the objectives of Lisbon, as complemented in Stockholm and Göteborg; calls for better recognition of the need to foster entrepreneurship and to take the necessary steps to encourage SMEs, already the largest employers in the EU, to employ more pe ...[+++]ople;

The following table, on-farm work and off-farm work, demonstrates that full-time work on the farm — more than 40 hours per week — has decreased just slightly from 47.7 per cent to 46.7 per cent. Part-time work by the operators on the farm — less than 20 hours per week — has increased from 25.4 per cent to 27.2 per cent. Conversely, full-time work off the farm — more than 40 hours per week — has increased about 3 per cent from 2001, and part-time work has also increased.