Traduction de «tendance en longue période » (Français → Anglais) :

The trend is set to continue but it may take some time because the planning and building of such infrastructure requires long time-horizons.

Examples of such groups include people with low basic skills, in particular with low literacy, early school leavers, the long-term unemployed and those returning to work after a period of extended leave, older people, migrants, and people with disabilities.

It is also possible to imagine cases where established operators had enjoyed advantages over a long period, such that the entry into the market of other operators could remain purely theoretical for a long time.

Long-term dependence on low/inadequate income: A number of Member States highlight how the longer the length of time someone has to survive on a very low income the greater the degree of deprivation and exclusion from social, cultural and economic activity and the greater the risk of extreme social isolation.

Whereas it is recognized that technical difficulties in potato breeding require expenditure of research activities for a long period in comparison with the overwhelming majority of all the other agricultural crops; whereas, in addition, experience on the market has shown that a new potato variety reveals its commercial value only in the long term in comparison with those agricultural species requiring also long-term research activities; whereas, for these reasons, an equitable refunding of the research activities is only possible at a fairly late stage of the protection in comparison with the other agricultural cro ...[+++]ps;

The EDPS has always understood that this long retention period was only agreed upon because of strong pressure by the US Government to have a much longer period than 3.5 years, not because it was in any stage defended by the Council or the Commission.