Translation of "access structures " (English → French) :

access structures | accommodation structures | communication structures

file access structure

pre-accession structural and agricultural measures

file access structure

pre-accession aid [ Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance | Instrument for Structural Policies for Pre-Accession | IPA | ISPA | Phare | pre-accession assistance | Pre-Accession Instrument | Sapard ]

accession to the European Union [ accession to the Community | act of accession | application for accession | consequence of accession | EU accession | request for accession ]

high-speed storage [ rapid storage | rapid memory | quick-access storage | rapid-access storage | rapid-access memory | fast-access storage | high speed access storage | quick access storage | quick access store | high speed store | fast storage | fast memory ]

accession to an agreement [ accession to a convention | accession to a treaty | signatures, accessions, ratifications(UNBIS) ]

fat access point | fat AP | thick access point | thick AP | intelligent access point | intelligent AP | smart access point | smart access AP | stand-alone access point | stand-alone AP

Pursuant to Germany, the construction of the tribune, the multifunctional halls, the access structures and the attractions offering education and entertainment (Part I (87) of the Nürburgring 2009 project) is no economic activity as the Leipzig/Halle judgment (88) cannot be applied to the construction of the general (regional and sport) infrastructure (89), the construction concerns facilities for which the criteria of the 2007 White Book on sport of the Commission (multifunctional use, non-discriminatory access, etc.) are met, no private investor would carry out such project and racetracks are regularly not privately constructed for ins ...[+++]ufficient profitability (90).

38. Points out that most SMEs, and especially small and micro enterprises, cannot access Structural Funds on their own due to current administrative and financial constraints and that they need support and advice from their representative organisations at regional and national level; considers that a simplification of the rules and procedures is essential to ensuring their access to Structural Funds; calls for the Small Business Act, its ‘think small first’ and ‘only once’ principles and the proportionality principle to be applied a ...[+++]t all levels of decision-making to define investment priorities and the design of management, audit and control procedures in order to ensure better absorption of the funds;

38. Points out that most SMEs, and especially small and micro enterprises, cannot access Structural Funds on their own due to current administrative and financial constraints and that they need support and advice from their representative organisations at regional and national level; considers that a simplification of the rules and procedures is essential to ensuring their access to Structural Funds; calls for the Small Business Act, its ‘think small first’ and ‘only once’ principles and the proportionality principle to be applied a ...[+++]t all levels of decision-making to define investment priorities and the design of management, audit and control procedures in order to ensure better absorption of the funds;

38. Points out that most SMEs, and especially small and micro enterprises, cannot access Structural Funds on their own due to current administrative and financial constraints and that they need support and advice from their representative organisations at regional and national level; considers that a simplification of the rules and procedures is essential to ensuring their access to Structural Funds; calls for the Small Business Act, its ‘think small first’ and ‘only once’ principles and the proportionality principle to be applied a ...[+++]t all levels of decision-making to define investment priorities and the design of management, audit and control procedures in order to ensure better absorption of the funds;