Traduction de «réserve économique » (Français → Anglais) :

9. Strongly supports and encourages efforts by the Government of Turkey and all other stakeholders to achieve a comprehensive and sustainable conclusion to the peace process with the Kurdish community on the basis of negotiations with PKK, which is on the EU’s list of terrorist organisations, and a process of socio-economic and political integration of the Kurdish community; strongly supports the announcement by the HDP of an extraordinary congress of the PKK to lay down arms and promote democratic politics as a method; strongly encourages the Government to continue to give priority to and enhance the social, cultural and political rig ...[+++]hts and equal treatment of citizens of Kurdish origin; welcomes the law ‘to bring a stronger legal foundation to the settlement process’, adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on 11 June 2014, which encompasses measures to eliminate terrorism, strengthen social inclusion, reintegrate those who leave the PKK and lay down their arms, and prepare public opinion for the return of former fighters; takes the view that a successful resolution of the Kurdish issue is of primary importance and would make a substantial positive contribution to democracy, peace, stability and the protection of human rights in Turkey; therefore encourages all political parties to support this process; calls on the Commission to provide technical support and to dedicate resources available under the Instrument for Pre-Accession (IPA), inter alia, to programmes of socio-economic integration and education in the south-east of Turkey as a way to reinforce the Kurdish settlement process; notes that negotiations on Chapter 22 (Regional Policy) could assist Turkey in defining an effective programme of cohesion for the south-east;

Account should be taken of exceptional changes in drivers determining the balance between the demand for and supply of allowances, notably the renewed economic slowdown, as well as temporary elements directly related to the transition to phase 3, including increasing unused volume of allowances valid for the second trading period for compliance in the said period, increasing volumes of certified emission reductions and emission reduction units from emission reduction projects under the Clean Development Mechanism or under Joint Implementation provisions for surrendering by operators covered by the scheme, the monetisation of allowances from the new ...[+++] entrants reserve for the third trading period for support of demonstration projects of carbon capture and sequestration and innovative renewable energy technologies (‘NER300’) pursuant to Commission Decision 2010/670/EU and release of allowances not needed in the new entrants reserves for the second trading period.

The intensity of economic and budgetary surveillance should be commensurate with, and proportionate to, the severity of the financial difficulties encountered and should take due account of the nature of the financial assistance received, which may range from mere precautionary support based on eligibility conditions to a full macroeconomic adjustment programme involving strict policy conditionality.

6. Notes the highly diverging estimates and opinions concerning the remaining oil reserves and the time when the oil peak will be reached; urges in this respect continuing improvements in the data transparency on energy statistics, especially in respect of oil stock levels; underlines, however that Europe will increasingly have to meet the challenge of lasting high and volatile oil prices and the economic impact connected to them, and that new resources are tending to be smaller and more expensive to develop and are increasingly off ...[+++]shore, and the costs of exploration, development and production will rise, making it more urgent to switch to alternative energy sources and to develop energy-saving and renewable technologies;

- Reserve for competitiveness (up to a maximum of EUR 7 billion): new instrument replacing the Growth Adjustment Fund, proposed by the Commission, to be mobilised to boost growth and competitiveness and to allow the Union to react to economic changes; - Reserve for cohesion (up to a maximum of EUR 3 billion): new instrument aiming to develop a mechanism to be mobilised to react to economic shocks and abrupt changes in EU regions and Member States eligible under Heading 1b) even through the reprogramming of unused appropriations; - Reserve: Emergency Aid ...[+++] (up to a maximum of EUR 1.5 billion): existing instrument to be placed outside the Financial Perspective; - Reserve: Solidarity Fund (up to a maximum of EUR 6.2 billion) existing instrument that is already outside the Financial Perspective and that the Commission proposes to budget under the ceiling; - Reserve for loans guarantee (up to a maximum of EUR 3.0 billion): part of this reserve existed under Heading 4; the principle should be extended to guarantee the financing of transport and infrastructure projects; this instrument should be placed outside the Financial Perspective; - Reserve for flexibility (up to a maximum of EUR 3.5 billion): existing instrument already placed outside the Financial Perspective and with an increased amount of EUR 500 million;

Europe is in a relatively strong position as regards gas supplies, as it has significant reserves of its own and 70%-80% of world reserves are within the European market’s economic reach.