Traduction de «état de financement » (Français → Anglais) :

It is well ahead of the economic situation (18%, -2 points), the state of Member States' public finances (17%, unchanged) and unemployment (15%,-1 points).

14. Believes that is essential to counter the financing of terrorism in coordination with relevant actors including the LAS and its members; calls for the EU to impose sanctions on all those (governments and public or private companies) involved in direct or indirect financing of terrorist groups including through the transport, transformation, refinement and commercialisation of oil extracted in Da’esh-controlled areas, together with strict controls on financial flows in order to prevent economic activity and exploitation of tax havens on the part of Da’esh; calls for the LAS to do more to ensure that actors in its member states do no ...[+++]t indirectly finance terrorist group and to monitor its member states compliance with UNSC resolutions 2161 (2014) and 2170 (2014) which condemn any trade, direct or indirect, with IS and associated groups;

11. Welcomes the Commission’s 2012 Report on Public Finances in the EMU and especially the chapter on Fiscal Decentralisation in the EU, which highlights the soundness of a fiscal federalist model that devolves revenue-raising as well as expenditure responsibilities to sub-state authorities; asks the Commission to include such a chapter on the state of sub-state public finances and reforms in next year’s report on Public Finances in the EMU;

4. Member States shall ensure that, under normal business conditions and over a period of no more than three years, the accounts of an the infrastructure manager shall over a period of no more than two years at least balance income from infrastructure charges, surpluses from other commercial activities, non refundable grants from private sources and State funding, including advance payments from the State where appropriate, on the one hand, and infrastructure expenditure on the other, including advance payments from the State sustainable financing of long-term asset renewals , where appropriate.

11. Strongly supports the provision of high-quality, value for money public services and the right of Member States to fund public services from taxation, where they consider this to be appropriate; notes, moreover, that Member States may often choose to fund public services from taxation, while, at the same time, leaving the organisation and provision of those services to the private or voluntary sector; Member States should not be expected to run public services merely on the basis that they fund such services; further notes that where Member States choose to make use of the private and voluntary sector in this way, there is signifi ...[+++]cant potential to improve the quality and efficiency of service provision by opening up cross-border competition;

12. Strongly supports the provision of high quality, value for money public services. Strongly supports the right of Member States to fund public services out of taxation where they consider this to be appropriate. Notes also that Member States may often choose to fund public services from taxation, while at the same time leaving the organisation and provision of those services to the private or voluntary sector – just because Member States fund public services does not mean they have to run public services. Further notes that where Member States do choose to make use of the private and voluntary sector in this way, there is significant ...[+++]potential to improve the quality and efficiency of service provision by opening up cross border competition;