Traduction de «agricultural monetary policy » (Anglais → Français) :

A continuing source of dissatisfaction and deep concern is the fact that certain fields evade any guidance or control - by either the European Parliament or the national parliaments. They are the fields already mentioned in the report and resolution of June 1997: in addition to agricultural policy, a traditional sphere of intervention, others which have developed more recently, i.e. foreign policy and common security, home affairs and justice, economic and monetary policy in the conte ...[+++]xt of the EMU.

They focus on social and economic development, the development of human resources, support to businesses (in particular privatisation, investment and development of financial services), agriculture and the food sector, energy, transport, tourism, environmental protection, regional cooperation and monetary policy.

It also covers many other fields, particularly the fiscal, monetary, industrial and agricultural policies.

The Treaty of Lisbon creates a simplified procedure for the amendment of the EU's internal policies and actions (for example, agriculture and fisheries, internal market, border controls, economic and monetary policy).

They focus on social and economic development, the development of human resources, support to businesses (in particular privatisation, investment and development of financial services), agriculture and the food sector, energy, transport, tourism, environmental protection, regional cooperation and monetary policy.

WHEREAS IT IS NECESSARY TO FIX THE RATE OF EXCHANGE TO BE USED FOR MEASURES TAKEN IN PURSUANCE OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY WHICH REQUIRE SUMS GIVEN IN ONE CURRENCY TO BE EXPRESSED IN ANOTHER CURRENCY ; WHEREAS ALL MEMBER STATES AND A LARGE NUMBER OF THIRD COUNTRIES HAVE COMMUNICATED PAR VALUES FOR THEIR CURRENCIES TO THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AND WHEREAS THE LATTER HAS RECOGNISED THESE PAR VALUES ; WHEREAS , UNDER THE RULES OF THE FUND , EXCHANGE RATES WHICH APPLY TO CURRENT TRANSACTIONS AND ARE RECORDED ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS SUPERVISED BY THE MONETARY AUTHORITIES OF COUNTRIES THE PAR VALUES OF WHOSE CURRENCIES HAVE BEEN RECOGNISED BY THE FUND MAY DIFFER FROM PARITY ONLY WITHIN NARROW LIMITS ; WHEREAS , THEREFORE , THE ...[+++]USE OF THE EXCHANGE RATE CORRESPONDING TO PARITY NORMALLY MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO AVOID MONETARY DIFFICULTIES WHICH MIGHT HINDER THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY ;