Translation of "Allowable delay distortion " (English → French) :

delay distortion [ delay/frequency distortion | delay frequency distortion | phase distortion | phase shift distortion | group delay distortion | envelope delay distortion | time delay distortion ]

delay/frequency distortion | delay distortion | group delay distortion | group-delay distortion | phase distortion

delay frequency distortion | envelope delay distortion | envelope phase distortion | group delay distortion

envelope delay distortion | group delay distortion

delay distortion | delay/frequency distortion

group delay distortion | envelope delay

delay allowance [ lay-over allowance ]

delay/frequency distortion

Stresses the importance of stable and cost-effective renewable support schemes for long-term investment that remain responsive and adaptable in the short term and are tailored to national needs and circumstances, allowing gradual phasing-out of subsidies for mature renewable technologies; welcomes the fact that a number of renewable energy technologies are rapidly becoming cost-competitive with conventional forms of generation; stresses that the energy transition hinges upon the transparency, consistency and continuity of legal, financial and regulatory frameworks with a view to strengthening investor confidence; regrets retroactive c ...[+++]hanges to renewable support schemes that alter the return on investments already made; calls on the Member States to always announce any renewable support scheme adjustments and consult stakeholders widely well in advance; calls on the Commission to check the compatibility of national support schemes with the European Commission Guidance in order to avoid any unnecessary delay in their implementation and minimise market distortions.

41. Proposes that self-declarations be allowed where feasible, and that original documents be requested only from the shortlisted candidates or the successful tenderer, whilst avoiding any delays or market distortions caused by incorrect declarations; asks the Commission to promote the option of an ‘electronic procurement passport’ accepted by all Member States and proving that the economic operator fulfils the conditions required under EU legislation on public contracts; underlines the point that a European pre-qualification system ...[+++] should be a helpful instrument if it is kept simple, cheap and easily accessible for SMEs;

41. Proposes that self-declarations be allowed where feasible, and that original documents be requested only from the shortlisted candidates or the successful tenderer, whilst avoiding any delays or market distortions caused by incorrect declarations; asks the Commission to promote the option of an ‘electronic procurement passport’ accepted by all Member States and proving that the economic operator fulfils the conditions required under EU legislation on public contracts; underlines the point that a European pre-qualification system ...[+++] should be a helpful instrument if it is kept simple, cheap and easily accessible for SMEs;

42. Proposes that self-declarations be allowed where feasible, and that original documents be requested only from the shortlisted candidates or the successful tenderer, whilst avoiding any delays or market distortions caused by incorrect declarations; asks the Commission to promote the option of an ‘electronic procurement passport’ accepted by all Member States and proving that the economic operator fulfils the conditions required under EU legislation on public contracts; underlines the point that a European pre-qualification system ...[+++] should be a helpful instrument if it is kept simple, cheap and easily accessible for SMEs;