Traduction de «Rapport de prévalences » (Français → Anglais) :

‘substantial change of circumstances’ means an increase of the sales volumes by product category by at least 10 % in at least five Member States based on sales data transmitted in accordance with Article 5(6) or an increase of the level of prevalence of use in the under 25 years of age consumer group by at least five percentage points in at least five Member States for the respective product category based on the Special Eurobarometer 385 report of May 2012 or equivalent prevalence studies; in any case, a substantial change of circum ...[+++]stances is deemed not to have occurred if the sales volume of the product category at retail level does not exceed 2,5 % of total sales of tobacco products at Union level;

More specifically, with respect to AAL, the EESC recommends that account be taken of the different situations in Member States, not least with regard to the likelihood of these issues becoming more acute given demographic trends to 2024 and beyond. The level of funding offered by the EU needs to be increased considerably compared with that under FP7 and take account of the future opinions of the various representative categories of civil society by creating an ad hoc committee.

Compared with the situation in 2000, the Strategy sets specific long-term objectives (for 2020):

Compared with the situation in 2000, the Strategy sets specific long-term objectives (for 2020):

Reporting obligations (Article 4): while the Council agrees that the conditions in Member States vary considerably, the reports drawn up by Member States should motivate the differentiation of their material targets as compared to the reference values on the basis of two sets of elements: (a) objective factors such as production potential and allocation of biomass to other energy uses and specific characteristics of the national transport fuel market; (b) national policies consistent with the objectives of the energy sector, related to the transport sector in the EU and aiming at objectives similar to those pursued by this Directive.

3. Local investigation of the conditions prevailing upstream in the case of fresh running water, and of the ambient conditions in the case of fresh still water and sea water should be carried out scrupulously and repeated periodically in order to obtain geographical and topographical data and to determine the volume and nature of all polluting and potentially polluting discharges and their effects according to the distance from the bathing area.