Traduction de «générateurs de force » (Français → Anglais) :

Chapter II (Incurrence of excise duty, Articles 7 to 13) clarifies and specifies the rules and procedures applicable in the case of shortages and irregularities, and the conditions for the reimbursement and remission of excise duty: the occurrence of shortages under a duty suspension arrangement automatically constitutes a release for consumption (Article 7(1)); excise goods shall not be considered released for consumption in case of their total destruction or irretrievable loss, and it will no longer be necessary for the competent authorities to establish the reason for the occurrence of the shortage, in terms of fortuitous events or force majeure (Article 7( ...[+++]4)); Member States are competent to define the procedures for reimbursement and remission of excise duty as well (Article 8); the procedure to identify the Member State entitled to recover excise duty in case of irregularities is simplified by defining the term "irregularity" and removing the term "offence", and by generalising the rule that in that situation the release for consumption is deemed to have occurred in the Member State of dispatch (Article 9); as regards the conditions for reimbursement or remission of excise duty, the proposal lays down as a general principle that it is for Member States to determine these conditions (Article 10);

122. Supports the shift to carbon-free energy generation, ensuring that the design and location of renewable energy generators provides proper safeguards for maritime wildlife; therefore, calls for the careful planning of maritime renewable energy installations; notes that there are many potential hazards associated with energy production which must be avoided; highlights that structures aimed at harnessing wind or wave energy can effect the natural cycles of the lower layer of the sea; emphasises that estuaries could lose inter-tidal bird feeding areas due to the introduction of barrages that reduce tidal range; underlines, similarly, that tidal power changes could affect horse ...[+++] mussel and flame-shell reefs, maerl beds, anemone and soft corals;

122. Supports the shift to carbon-free energy generation, ensuring that the design and location of renewable energy generators provides proper safeguards for maritime wildlife; therefore, calls for the careful planning of maritime renewable energy installations; notes that there are many potential hazards associated with energy production which must be avoided; highlights that structures aimed at harnessing wind or wave energy can effect the natural cycles of the lower layer of the sea; emphasises that estuaries could lose inter-tidal bird feeding areas due to the introduction of barrages that reduce tidal range; underlines, similarly, that tidal power changes could affect horse ...[+++] mussel and flame-shell reefs, maerl beds, anemone and soft corals;

123. Supports the shift to carbon-free energy generation, but ensuring that the design and location of renewable energy generators provides proper safeguards for maritime wildlife; therefore, calls for the careful planning of maritime renewable energy installations; notes that there are many potential hazards associated with energy production which must be avoided; highlights that structures aimed at harnessing wind or wave energy can effect the natural cycles of the lower layer of the sea; emphasises that estuaries could lose inter-tidal bird feeding areas due to the introduction of barrages that reduce tidal range; underlines, similarly, that tidal power changes could affect horse ...[+++] mussel and flame-shell reefs, maerl beds, anemone and soft corals;

Nonetheless, although it is inconceivable to think that, in the constantly changing society in which we live, knowledge is acquired once and for all. Constant updating is therefore necessary and although we must acknowledge that the academic systems are not the only generators of knowledge, lifelong learning should not be considered simply as a means of adapting the worker to the needs of the market.

In your mind is the role of a regiment role going to be that of a force generator?