Traduction de «réseau profond » (Français → Anglais) :

11. Is seriously concerned, however, about the absence of an adequate grid system in the DPRK and its implications for the utilisation of the LWRs; is aware that without an extensive modification of the existing grid and a connection to another system - whether the ROK, China or Russia - the LWRs cannot be used; while aware that under the 1995 KEDO-DPRK reactor supply contract, KEDO is not required to help the North to upgrade its grid, asks the Commission to ascertain from KEDO what realistic arrangements are foreseen for this vital, complementary element to the LWRs;

The specific network will build up a systematic information basis for monitoring and analysing the multidimensional phenomenon of migration and asylum by covering a variety of its dimensions (political, legal, demographic, economic, social, cultural) as well as by identifying its root causes.

Two deep boreholes will tap underground water at +/- 150 m to feed a 300 m3 reservoir from which a gravity-fed network of pipes will distribute it to the various districts: to private connections (200 are provided for) and to ten street fountains. The existing reservoir near the hospital will be put into working order.

Indeed the accomplishment of high speed train network involves serious changes into the rail traffic control.

At a deeper level, they endeavour to accommodate at one and the same time the various facets of development : productive investment and training, recruitment of instructors and construction design of training centres, increase in firms' equity capital, and modernization of the banking network.

The Business Cooperation Network set up by the Commission - a computer-backed network of European business advisers - would be extended to the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and could speed up identification of potential partners; - cooperation in the fields of standardization and certification, which will substantially improve the quality of products made in these countries and thus give them better access to world markets; - finally, sectoral measures; the choice of sectors would lie with economic operators in the countries concerned and could focus on: - sectors and enterprises in which radical restructuring will be necessary to achieve levels of productivity and competitiveness comparable with those in the Community; steel, ...[+++] shipbuilding, basic chemicals, paper and cement are notable examples; - sectors which are expected to expand sharply, provided that proper production and distribution structures are established; these sectors include the car industry, agri-foodstuffs, and, consumer and capital goods generally.