Traduction de «sujet à l'érosion » (Français → Anglais) :

dutiable | liable to customs duty | liable to duty | liable for customs duty | liable for duty | subject to customs duty | subject to duty | chargeable to duty | chargeable with duty

debatable [ open to debate ]

disaster-prone country

kneeling position

vulnerable

erodible | susceptible to erosion

party | party to the proceedings | person involved in the proceedings

erosion damage | damage caused by erosion

Of particular concern are climate change, the loss of biodiversity and natural habitats, soil loss and degradation, increasing waste volumes, the build-up of chemicals in the environment, noise and certain air and water pollutants.

122. Calls also on the Commission, in the absence of any generally accepted definition, to conduct further analyses and studies in order to define aggressive tax planning and harmful tax practices, and in particular on double taxation treaties abuses and hybrid mismatch arrangements, taking into account the various negative impacts they can have on society, ensure their monitoring and identify more precisely the impact of tax avoidance in the EU and in developing countries; calls on the Commission also to define a methodology for measuring the tax gap arising from tax avoidance and tax evasion – as announced in its proposal of March 2015 – and to ensure that this measurement takes place regularly in order to monitor progress and to design ...[+++]appropriate policy responses; asks the Commission to take the necessary action to clarify the exact status of all the Member States’ ‘dependent jurisdictions’ and what leverage could be used to change their practices with a view to avoiding tax base erosion within the EU;

120. Calls also on the Commission, in the absence of any generally accepted definition, to conduct further analyses and studies in order to define aggressive tax planning and harmful tax practices, and in particular on double taxation treaties abuses and hybrid mismatch arrangements, taking into account the various negative impacts they can have on society, ensure their monitoring and identify more precisely the impact of tax avoidance in the EU and in developing countries; calls on the Commission also to define a methodology for measuring the tax gap arising from tax avoidance and tax evasion – as announced in its proposal of March 2015 – and to ensure that this measurement takes place regularly in order to monitor progress and to design ...[+++]appropriate policy responses; asks the Commission to take the necessary action to clarify the exact status of all the Member States’ ‘dependent jurisdictions’ and what leverage could be used to change their practices with a view to avoiding tax base erosion within the EU;

5. Notes that these developments have given rise to concern over the principles of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights in Hungary in recent years, which, taking things together, could point to an emerging systemic threat to the rule of law in this Member State; believes that Hungary is combining violations of rights occurring in other Member states and is as such a test for the EU to prove its capacity and willingness to react to threats and breaches of its own founding values by a Member State; notes with concern that developments in some other Member States, such as Poland, France, Slovakia and the Czech Republic show w ...[+++]orrying signs of similar undermining of the rule of law;