Traduction de «plan fixe compensable » (Français → Anglais) :

adjustable stabilizer

constrained adjustment [ constraint adjustment | fixed adjustment ]

contractual accumulation plan

horizontal stabilizer (1) | horizontal stabiliser (2) | stabilizer (3) | stabilator (4) | horizontal stabilator (5) | tail plane (6)

empennage assembly (1) | empennage (2) | wing (3)

vertical stabilizer sparbox

Technically, nuclear could provide a non fossil-fuel burning source of electricity that would be capable of filling a substantial part of the gap in electricity supply that would be created if fossil fuel electricity generation were to be drastically reduced as a response to Kyoto.

Their GDP growth is negative or GDP remains well below its potential (resulting in an output gap greater than minus 1.5% of GDP); The deviation does not lead to non-respect of the 3% deficit reference value and an appropriate safety margin is preserved; Investment levels are effectively increased as a result; Eligible investments are national expenditures on projects co-funded by the EU under the Structural and Cohesion policy (including projects co-funded under the Youth Employment Initiative), Trans-European Networks and the Connecting Europe Facility, as well as co-financing of projects also co-financed by the EFSI. The deviation is compensated within th ...[+++]e timeframe of the Member State’s Stability or Convergence Programme (Member States' medium-term fiscal plans).

51. Points out that corruption in the arms trade represents a large proportion of the corruption present in global transactions; welcomes the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) adopted by the UNGA on 2 April 2013 establishing common binding standards and criteria to assess international weapons transfers; welcomes the commitment of the Member States to sign the Arms Trade Treaty at the earliest possible date, and calls on them to take a lead as well in the UN efforts for the rapid ratification and implementation of the International Arms Treaty by all UN member states; encourages the EU to ensure greater vigilance in relation to European arms manufacturers’ exports and to combat opaqueness in the arms trade sector, especially in relation to the use ...[+++] of intermediaries and economic/industrial offsets, in line with the Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP of 8 December 2008 defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment;

The obligation to clear OTC derivatives contracts through a CCP and report them to trade repositories would apply to financial firms, while non-financial firms would only be subject to the clearing obligation, provided their OTC derivatives positions reach specified clearing thresholds, to be set by ESMA and the Commission, and are considered to be systemically important.