Traduction de «quoziente determinante per la ripartizione » (Italien → Anglais) :

L. whereas the sharing between women and men of domestic and family responsibilities, notably through greater recourse to parental and paternity leave, is a sine qua non for the advancement and achievement of equality between women and men, regrets however, that the Social Partners’ Framework Agreement on Parental Leave (July 2009) fails to address the issue of paid leave which would have a decisive impact on the take-up rate of men and the equal sharing of professional and family responsibilities between women and men,

Short Sea Shipping is an obvious choice to play a key role in reaching these targets. It can help curb the 50 % increase in heavy goods vehicle traffic forecasted in the Paper, it can help rebalance the modal split, bypass land bottlenecks, and it is safe and sustainable.

In view of these uncertainties and the difficulties that the majority of Member States face in meeting their commitments under the burden sharing agreement, strong and timely measures at EU level will be an important element of an EU wide climate change strategy.

Many aspects of the modernisation of the social model can be expected to impact positively on the quality of work - including both social investments and social transfers. Hence the pursuit of more and better employment and higher levels of economic performance cannot be separated from the overall aims of the modernisation of the European Social model which, in its diverse forms within the Union, has played a crucial role in helping maintain continually rising productivity and living standards across the Union, while helping ensure that the benefits are widely shared.

Social policies based on redistribution therefore still have a future, particularly in view of the fact that it is increasingly clear that they constitute a key factor in increasing growth and pursuing sustainable development policies and that they must therefore play a sizable part in development and development cooperation policies.

This applies for example where studies on the impact of future developments are based on un-justifiable hypotheses; or where recommended standard policy conditions contain clauses which create, to the detriment of the policyholder, a significant imbalance between the rights and obligations arising from the contract; or where groups are used or managed in such a way as to give one or more participating undertakings the means of acquiring or reinforcing a preponderant influence on the relevant market, or if these groups result in market sharing, or if policyholders encounter unusual difficulties in finding cover for aggravated risks outs ...[+++]ide a group.