Traduction de «une politique commune d'approvisionnement » (Français → Anglais) :

responsible procurement policy | RPP | sustainable procurement policy | responsible purchasing policy | sustainable purchasing policy

common security and defence policy [ CDP | CEDP | CESDP | common defence | common defence policy | Common European Defence Policy | Common European Security and Defence Policy | CSDP | ESDP | European Security and Defence Policy ]

Procurement Policy [ Procurement Policy Group ]

supply policy

common transport policy [ CTP | European transport policy | EU transport policy | transport policy of the EU | transport policy of the European Union ]

common price policy [ common price | Community price ]

Common Immigration Policy

marketing communication | marketing communications

to ensure that all users in the EU receive a regular and equitable supply of ores and nuclear fuelsSupplies of ores, source materials and special fissile materials are ensured by means of a common supply policy based on the principle of equal access to sources of supply.

Several new Commission initiatives are imminent, such as the proposal for a Directive on the Promotion of Renewable Energy Sources in the context of the Internal Electricity Market, the proposal for a Directive on Complementary Fuel Specifications for the year 2005, a Communication on actions relating to the integration of sustainable development in enterprise policy, the revision of the Common Transport Policy, a Green Paper on Urban Transport, a Strategy for Energy Supply Security including the evaluation of the environmental impact of all energy sources, an Action Plan for Improved Energy Efficiency in the Community and an Action Plan ...[+++] for Renewable Energy Sources.

The early decision of the Member States to replace their respective, costly and partly contradictory national policies by a common policy defined in the Treaty was dictated by the expected value added in terms of ensuring free circulation of agricultural goods and avoiding distortion of competition within the European Community, promoting the stability of supply, and enhancing competitiveness on the internal and external markets.

28. Welcomes the initial measures adopted by the Commission to enable Ukraine to tackle an energy crisis should Russia cut gas supplies to the country, and urges the Council and the Commission to assist and support Kyiv in its efforts to resolve the long-standing gas dispute with Moscow; stresses the urgent need for a strong common energy security policy (an Energy Union), with the aim of reducing the EU’s dependency on Russian oil and gas, including the diversification of energy supply, the full implementation of the Third Energy Package and the possibility of suspending gas imports when necessary; takes the view that the South Stream ...[+++] pipeline should not be built, and that other sources of supply should be made available; is convinced that EU assistance to Ukraine in securing reverse-flow supply through further diversification, enhanced energy efficiency and effective interconnections with the EU will strengthen Ukraine against political and economic pressures; recalls, in this connection, the strategic role of the Energy Community, of which Ukraine holds the presidency in 2014;