Traduction de «Rapid-speed system » (Anglais → Français) :

H. whereas with the building-up of four global and two regional satellite navigation systems by different international actors, speed in making services available is a vital element for Galileo in order for this European system to become, as rapidly as possible, an alternative major GNSS reference system of choice,

I consider it extremely important for Romania and Bulgaria to be rapidly connected to the system of high-speed rail transport.

before the 2001 crisis the Commission did not subject the arrangements for prevention and control of the disease to adequate evaluation that took account of the changes in the risk factors; as the Commission did not carry out comprehensive evaluations and inspections in time, a number of weaknesses in the prevention and control arrangements concerning protective measures at borders, animal feed, animal movements and notification of the disease were not corrected before the outbreak of the epidemic; during the crisis the Commission rapidly took the necessary emergency measures, such as notification of the disease to the Member States, surveillance and slaughter of sheep which had been imported from the United Kingdom before the crisis beg ...[+++]an, and the closure of markets; the shortcomings in the system and in its application in the Member States in respect of the number of vets, notification of the disease and the speed at which culling was carried out were identified by the Commission during the crisis but it was too late to remedy them; the way in which the Community financing system was applied during the crisis led to inconsistencies: the reimbursement rates for the various animal diseases have been aligned only for the pig sector; there were delays in reimbursements to Member States; during the crisis, in the absence of a more clearly defined Community framework, the Member States were able to introduce a variety of systems to compensate farmers, based on varying methods of assessing the value of the animals before slaughter; after the crisis many shortcomings were remedied; nevertheless, the financial framework has not been revised and a number of Community measures are still inadequate with regard to the supervision of farms, notification of disease and speed in culling; these could compromise the effectiveness of the prevention and control arrangements in containing a future epidemic, while the Community would be obliged to reimburse the expenditure ...

18. Welcomes, in this context, the European Council's firm statement on the need for concrete measures to speed up reforms of tax and benefit systems and of the labour market, especially by improving wage formation systems, modernising employment legislation and integrating underemployed sections of the population, such as women and older workers, and invites the Commission and the Council to develop these ideas further; endorses, further, the emphasis on skills, languages, digital literacy and lifelong learning; stresses that these commitments must be matched by concrete action, such as implementation of the Skills and Mobility Action ...[+++] Plan and the rapid reform of Regulation 1408/71;

As a result of technological innovations, objectives to be achieved will include the removal of obstacles to the compatibility of national railway systems and the circulation of high-speed trains throughout the Community; the establishment of a European air traffic management system; improvements to urban transport systems and traffic management; ecological traffic management and optimization of road transport (transport is the second biggest consumer of non-renewable energy and, unlike industry and households, its consumption levels are still on the increase), and the dev ...[+++]elopment of efficient, rapid and safe maritime transport.

The Commission will pursue the following steps with all feasible speed: a) The Commission will bring maximum stringency to the full and rapid incorporation into Member State law of Council Directives 84/631/EEC and 86/279/EEC, and the full implementation of these directives in practice. b) The Commission will very shortly come forward with a new directive on hazardous waste which inter alia will strengthen directive 84/631/EEC by establishing a more precise and uniform definition of hazardous waste as well as more precise rules for the transport and elmination of waste and fuller information requirements. c) The Commission will examine whether, in the light of experience within the Community, further Community legislation is needed on the p ...[+++]rior assessment of environmental hazards and on the continuing management of sites for the dumping of hazardous waste. d) The Commission will come forward with a draft mandate for Community participation in the negotiation of the UNEP Convention on the movement of waste. e) The Commission will rapidly examine the possibilities of drawing on Community and Member State resources and expertise to establish a system to provide developing countries, where they request it, with technical and other assistance to tackle the problems posed by hazardous waste.