Traduction de «economic under-performance » (Anglais → Français) :

underperformance | under-performance

operate safely with mobile electrical systems under supervision | work safely with mobile electrical system under supervision | perform duties safely with mobile electrical systems under supervision | work safely with mobile electrical systems under supervision

Economic Behaviour and Policy Choice Under Price Stability [ Economic Behaviour and Policy Choice Under Price Stability: Proceedings of a Conference Held at the Bank of Canada, October 1993 ]

economic performance indicator [ indicator of economic performance ]

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to discharge or excuse performance under any legal instrument

half-value layer | half-value thickness | HVL [Abbr.] | HVT,measurements of HVL are performed under narrow beam conditions [Abbr.]

function in an economically efficient manner | operate in an economically efficient manner | consider economic criteria in performance of work | work in an economically efficient manner

Can Article 48(3) of Directive 2004/18/EC, in conjunction with Article 2 thereof, be interpreted as meaning that in the contract notice or the tendering specifications the contracting authority can (or even must) lay down the rules under which the economic operator may rely on the capacities of other entities, for example in what way the economic operators must participate in the performance of the contract, in what way the capacity of the economic operator and another entity can be combined, and whether the other entity will bear joi ...[+++]nt and several liability with the economic operator for the due performance of the contract in so far as the economic operator has relied on its capacities?

(18e) All scientific and empirical evidence indicates that reducing the funds available for policies to support human capital development and social inclusion can only have the effect of further penalising Member States experiencing economic or budgetary difficulties and reducing their chances of recovery in the long term; consequently, under no circumstances must payments under the ESF be suspended in connection with a Member State’s performance in the context of the Union’s economic governance process.

11. Calls on the EEAS and the Commission, under their new ‘more for more’ performance-based approach, to continue to encourage all types of political reform, taking into account the needs and level of economic growth and social development of each partner country; calls on them to provide a clear and adequate methodology and detailed benchmarks to assess the record of the ENP countries concerning respect for and promotion of democracy and human rights (including in particular freedom of speech, conscience, religion, association and the media) and to deliver regular sufficiently detailed reports, which should be the basis for the allocat ...[+++]ion of funds under the new performance-based approach ‘more for more’; asks for these evaluations to be included in the ENP progress reports and to be presented annually to its Committee on Foreign Affairs; insists on the need to systematically include civil-society organisations at all stages of the review process; takes the view that this performance-based approach also means ‘less for less’ and reiterates its call for effective implementation of the Human Rights and Democracy Clause in EU agreements with third countries;

11. Calls on the EEAS and the Commission, under their new ‘more for more’ performance-based approach, to continue to encourage all types of political reform, taking into account the needs and level of economic growth and social development of each partner country; calls on them to provide a clear and adequate methodology and detailed benchmarks to assess the record of the ENP countries concerning respect for and promotion of democracy and human rights (including in particular freedom of speech, conscience, religion, association and the media) and to deliver regular sufficiently detailed reports, which should be the basis for the allocat ...[+++]ion of funds under the new performance-based approach ‘more for more’; asks for these evaluations to be included in the ENP progress reports and to be presented annually to its Committee on Foreign Affairs; insists on the need to systematically include civil-society organisations at all stages of the review process; takes the view that this performance-based approach also means ‘less for less’ and reiterates its call for effective implementation of the Human Rights and Democracy Clause in EU agreements with third countries;