Translation of "Relationship analysis item " (English → French) :

whether the advice is based on a broad or on a more restricted analysis of different types of financial instruments and, in particular, whether the range is limited to financial instruments issued or provided by entities having close links with the investment firm or any other legal or economic relationships, such as contractual relationships, so close as to pose a risk of impairing the independent basis of the advice provided;

‘analytical procedures’ means the analysis of fluctuations and trends in the data including an analysis of the relationships that are inconsistent with other relevant information or that deviate from predicted amounts.

14. Invites the High Representative to assess the progress made, and any shortcomings, in the implementation of the ESS since 2003, including proposals for improving and supplementing the ESS; believes that respect for international law, effective multilateralism, human security and the right of citizens worldwide to be protected, conflict prevention, disarmament and the role of international institutions should become the guiding principles of the EU's external action; is of the opinion that such evaluation should form the basis for a wider public political debate; underlines that any future assessment of the ESS should be made in close consultation with all EU institutions including the European Parliament and national parliaments; is ...[+++] of the opinion that the ESS should be revised in such a way as to include an in-depth analysis of the present mission and future direction of NATO and NATO's relationship with the European Union at strategic and operational levels, as well as an analysis of the security ramifications of further NATO enlargement; invites the European Council to formulate, for the first time, a coherent position on EU-NATO policy that will serve not only to revitalise transatlantic relations but also to provide support for the early development of ESDP as envisaged under the Treaty of Lisbon;

14. Invites the High Representative to assess the progress made, and any shortcomings, in the implementation of the ESS since 2003, including proposals for improving and supplementing the ESS; believes that respect for international law and the role of international institutions should become the guiding principles of the EU's external action; is of the opinion that such evaluation should form the basis for a wider public political debate; underlines that any future assessment of the ESS should be made in close consultation with all EU institutions including the European Parliament and national parliaments; is of the opinion that the ESS should be revised in such a way as to include an in-depth analysis ...[+++] of the present mission and future direction of NATO and NATO’s relationship with the European Union at strategic and operational levels, as well as an analysis of the security ramifications of further NATO enlargement; invites the European Council to formulate, for the first time, a coherent position on EU-NATO policy that will serve not only to revitalise transatlantic relations but also to provide support for the early development of EU security and defence policy as envisaged under the Treaty of Lisbon;

6. Considers that the increased use of biofuels and alternative fuels must be accompanied by a careful analysis of the environmental effects of the cultivation, processing and use of raw materials; observes that increased use appears to be appropriate above all if the analysis of the environmental effects shows clear benefits compared with the use of conventional fuels; considers, in particular, that the questions of land use, intensification of farming, the relationship to alternative sustainable land use, water conservation, energ ...[+++]y efficiency, potential emission of greenhouse gases, combustion characteristics and particle formation should be examined, whilst account must also be taken of the contribution to ensuring security of supply;

6. Considers that the increased use of biofuels and alternative fuels must be accompanied by a careful analysis of the environmental effects of the cultivation, processing and use of raw materials; observes that increased use appears to be appropriate above all if the analysis of the environmental effects shows clear benefits compared with the use of conventional fuels; considers, in particular, that the questions of land use, intensification of farming, the relationship to alternative sustainable land use, water conservation, energ ...[+++]y efficiency, potential emission of greenhouse gases, combustion characteristics and particle formation should be examined, whilst account must also be taken of the contribution to ensuring security of supply;