Traduction de «Draining implements » (Anglais → Français) :

draining equipment | draining implements

buried drain | covered drain | drain pipe | drain tile | field drain | field drain pipe | land pipe | lateral drain | subsoil pipe | subsurface drain | underdrain

emergency safety drain [ over flow security drain | overflow drain | emergency overload drain | safety drain | overload drain ]

rubble drain [ French drain | stone drain | rock drain | spall drain | blind drain ]

drain valve [ drain cock | drain cock valve | draining valve | drainage valve | draw-off valve | blowoff valve | washout valve | drain tap | draw-off cock ]

branch drain | feeder drain | subsidiary drain | suction drain

carrying out cleaning of road drains | conduct cleaning of storm drains | carry out cleaning of road drains | clean out storm drains

draining hazardous liquids | hazardous liquids removing | drain hazardous liquids | hazardous liquid draining

implement systems of provenance | provenance systems implementing | implement traceability systems | implement traceability systems

G. whereas, in response to the economic crisis, several Member States have implemented severe austerity measures, including serious cuts in spending on education, training and lifelong learning programmes; whereas those measures have a detrimental effect notably on youth employment in certain Member States, in particular those in southern Europe, leading in most cases to a significant brain drain from those regions and thus accentuating inequalities within the EU;

40. Recalls the risk of depriving several Member States of their talented youth, thus creating a potential brain drain; stresses that this may impede those Member States from achieving economic recovery and viable growth; calls on the Commission and Council fully to take this into account when proposing and implementing policies in the future;

G. whereas, in response to the economic crisis, several Member States have implemented severe austerity measures, including serious cuts in spending on education, training and lifelong learning programmes; whereas those measures have a detrimental effect notably on youth employment in certain Member States, in particular those in southern Europe, leading in most cases to a significant brain drain from those regions and thus accentuating inequalities within the EU;

7. Welcomes the Commission’s measures to combat youth unemployment which should, alongside the EU’s Youth Employment Initiative and, especially, the Youth Guarantee and in line with the EU 2020 Strategy, seek to put forward solutions to encourage the creation of decent, high-quality and sustainable jobs and equal opportunities for young people, promoting social inclusion, reducing job insecurity and the risk of poverty, giving young people a sense of dignity and an independent life and fighting the brain drain; –considers that such measures should also encourage and strengthen existing mobility programmes and better recognition of skill ...[+++]s and qualifications within the EU, and promote increased cross-border and inter-regional cooperation while limiting existing administrative obstacles and removing the current barriers for apprenticeships, traineeships and internships to better combat geographical mismatches between supply and demand of jobs as part of a roadmap for the future of a more economically, socially and territorially cohesive economic and monetary union; calls for the Member States and regional and local authorities to quickly implement the measures drawn up under the Youth Guarantee Scheme, and to promote exchanges of successful models that have resulted in positive trends in terms of reducing youth unemployment, in particular among the NEETS group; notes, however, that funding to fight youth unemployment is inadequate, and stresses that the proposed EUR 6 billion funding for the 2014-2020 EU Youth Employment Initiative is not sufficient to have any significant impact on the situation of young people.