Traduction de «climatic resort » (Anglais → Français) :

acknowledges that military and civil defence assets in disaster relief should be used as a last resort, in compliance with the European Consensus on Humanitarian Aid and the Oslo guidelines; recalls that military means often constitute an important contribution to disaster response, along with civil protection and humanitarian aid, and notes that military assets can be necessary for filling critical capacity gaps (particularly strategic lift, specialised assets, heavy engineering and transport); therefore stresses the need to develop a comprehensive approach and to improve synergies between civil and military capabilities, and to ident ...[+++]ify areas in which Member States can pool their efforts and capabilities at EU level to contribute to EU disaster response, which is particularly important in a difficult economic climate;

this House condemns the government for a budget that does so little with so much, failing to look beyond the next election to the next generation and failing to tackle Canada's 21st century social, economic and environmental challenges by ignoring the difficult circumstances of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged citizens; by paying only lip-service to Aboriginal peoples; by providing no broad-based income tax relief for ordinary middle-income Canadians, and particularly by not reversing the personal income tax increases imposed in last year's budget; by not pursuing greater Canadian economic competitiveness and innovation; by offering no direct support to post-secondary undergraduate students and only a pitiful amount for early learn ...[+++]ing and child care; by ignoring the imperatives of a clean and sustainable environment, including the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change, advancing no significant new measures to deal with greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental priorities in a coherent manner; and by resorting to misleading presentations of budget figures, including gross exaggerations of increased federal transfers to provinces and other orders of government.

- Beach tourism in Mediterranean countries would be expected to shift to spring and autumn where tourist resorts may become too hot during summers, while favourable climate conditions during summer would turn the Atlantic and North Sea into potential new tourist destinations for beach holidays.

Even if we resorted to all the measures listed in the resolution, we would not be able to resolve the problem of climate change entirely.

Secondly, in view of the high level of concern about the impacts of climate change shown by the insurance industry, ski resort operators, shipping companies that rely on sufficiently high levels of water and other Canadians, we therefore need domestic measures to achieve the Kyoto targets so that Canada is put in a position to ratify.

Among domestic interests, I would include the peaceful resolution of disputes, where Canadians have traditionally exhibited a preference for law over force, but have always recognized that force is the last resort; reduction of poverty, crime, inequality and injustice; maintaining a healthy, stable global economy that benefits as many people as possible — and that, of course, in terms of our trading interests, means managing our trading relations with the United States, which is probably the number one economic priority; reducing, if possible, and reversing the effects of climate ...[+++] change and managing the consequences effectively; containment and termination of armed conflicts, including terrorism; prevention, containment and elimination of infectious diseases; and support for multilateral institutions such as the United Nations, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and other bodies to which Canada is a party.