Traduction de «Componente unico » (Italien → Anglais) :

64. Calls on the Commission to include a consumer accessibility element in terms of implementing a barrier-free environment and a full range of accessible services for people with disabilities in all Digital Single Market policies, in order to ensure that all citizens’ groups have access to and can fully benefit from the Digital Single Market;

26. Insists that, given the long lead times that projects such as Galileo or the Single European Sky, with its technological component SESAR, entail and the levels of capital investment already committed to these projects, it is necessary for sufficient and consistent financial commitment over financial planning periods to be made to ensure their successful implementation and spin-off benefits and specifically to ensure the deployment of SESAR, as a condition for the full completion of the Single European Sky;

2. Stresses that in a globalised world the single market has to ensure the best possible business environment for enterprises, and to take the specific nature and diversity of SMEs into account in order to foster job creation, innovation, entrepreneurial values, improvement of the profile of the entrepreneur and support for the business spirit and self-employment in all EU regions, including rural areas; welcomes, therefore, the planned assessment of the ‘Small Business Act’ and the reinforcement of the ‘Think Small First’ principle; stresses the role regional policy can play in the further integration of the Single Market and calls on Commission and Member States to make EU funds more easily accessible, especially to SMEs as they are the most ...[+++] flexible component of Europe’s economy; draws attention to the importance of local businesses for social ties, employment and dynamism in disadvantaged areas, particularly urban districts facing difficulties or sparsely populated areas; calls for them to receive appropriate support under the Union’s regional policy;

7. Stresses the need to interconnect the business registries of the 27 Member States via a single access point and for the data concerned to be reliable, kept up to date and provided in a standard format and in all EU official languages. Notes that greater transparency in the internal market could lead to increased cross-border investment; is convinced that better and easier access to information is necessary in order to assist small and medium-sized enterprises, which are a key element in the backbone of the European economy and the main motor for creating jobs, economic growth and social cohesion in Europe, as it helps to lighten the ...[+++]administrative burdens of such enterprises;

Therefore, the dried-fodder-related component in the single payment scheme national ceiling should be calculated at the 100 % aid level instead of at the phasing-in aid level.

‘However, with regard to the inclusion of the fruit and vegetables payments component in the single payment scheme, new Members States may decide, by 1 April 2008, or by 1 August of the year preceding the first year of application of the single payment scheme, to apply the derogation provided for in the first subparagraph’.