Traduction de «segmentation adaptée » (Français → Anglais) :

9. Notes that climate change will have potentially severe economic implications for European industrial and small-scale fisheries; calls therefore for consideration to be given to alternative fisheries management systems and the reduction in the capacity of various segments of the European fleet, with the aim of establishing sustainable fishing and aquaculture practices, adapted to new climate conditions;

In terms of technologies targeted at disabled groups, the latter have very specific needs but often developing products for such specialised needs may be costly and furthermore the market segment is not proportionately large.

15. Asks the Commission to assess facts about the functioning of the top level of the market of large merger and acquisition transactions and private equity deals and the accompanying underwriting and lending activities; warmly welcomes the increased vigilance of supervisors with regard to plain cases of market manipulation, insider dealing or front-running; urges the Commission to cooperate with US regulators to check whether the necessary safeguards, such as internal codes of conduct and 'Chinese walls' are adequate to achieve an appropriate level of corporate governance and market transparency and to manage conflicts of interest;

14. Asks the Commission to assess facts about the functioning of the top level of the market of large merger and acquisition transactions and private equity deals and the accompanying underwriting and lending activities; strongly welcomes the increased vigilance of supervisors on plain cases of market manipulation, insider dealing or front-running; urges the Commission to cooperate with US regulators to check whether the necessary safeguards, such as internal codes of conduct and 'Chinese walls' are adequate to achieve an appropriate level of corporate governance and market transparency and to manage conflicts of interest;

This specific discretion protects the public by allowing judges to impose sentences that are tailored to the rehabilitation needs of a particular segment of society, rather than confining a judge's discretion to imposing a one size, fits all punishment, that ignores the needs and realities of a particular individual group or community.

In the first phase, in view of the existing imbalance between resources and fishing effort and in order not to compromise the continuity of fishing activities, or perhaps even the existence of certain fishing communities which guarantee that the socio-economic fabric of coastal and island regions is maintained, there will need to be immediate and rapid : - reductions in fishing effort, including fishing capacity, on the basis of a more binding structural planning policy taking into account the different segments of the fleet; - minimization of socio-economic problems, by means of suitable accompanying measures taking into account the geographical concentration of fishin ...[+++]g and connected activities.