Traduction de «sondage pour estimation » (Français → Anglais) :

(53)In terms of societal challenges, the 2008 Eurobarometer opinion poll across the 2 EU countries revealed that for most citizens a healthy environment is as important to their quality of life as the state of the economy. A 64% majority considers that environmental protection must be given priority over the competitiveness of the economy. However, 42% of the citizens still feel badly informed – especially about the health impacts of pollution. At the same time, 63% agree that policies aimed at protecting the environment are a motivation to innovate ...[+++].

19. Asks the Commission to conduct specific opinion polls with SMEs throughout Europe to assess the level of acceptance of the currency within the sector; considers that in such a Europe-wide survey of SMEs, every possible opportunity should of course be taken to ensure that SMEs contribute to the cost, since such a survey – in some cases by means of additional ‘omnibus’ questions – can also produce findings that they can exploit in their own business policy; underlines the importance of involving automat operators in the communications and conversion strategies, because they play an important role in the acceptance of the new coins an ...[+++]d notes in citizens’ daily lives;

These changes, combined with the revised organisation and implementation of the Labour Force Survey in Greece, aim to provide more reliable survey results, including estimates of employment and unemployment.

Does the Council not consider that, instead of expressing surprise at the outcome of the opinion poll, censuring the EU public and endorsing US belligerence, it should stay tuned to public opinion, responding to its call for peace and respect for national independence and the sovereignty of the people and acting accordingly?

(b) until 2004 for Germany under the condition that Germany provide quarterly substitute estimates for the main labour force sample survey aggregates as well as annual average estimates for some specified labour force sample survey aggregates".

[4] A Eurobarometer survey carried out on behalf of the European Commission in October-November 2001 shows that two-thirds of respondents thought nuclear must remain an option for electricity production if a reasonably safe solution can be found for managing nuclear waste.