Translation of "mean fully developed deceleration " (English → French) :

mean fully developed deceleration | MFDD [Abbr.]

K. whereas the exploitation of secondary metals (resulting from a process of recovery and recycling) is an imperative in an industrialised and resource-efficient economy and must be developed as a competitive and sustainable circular economy, but can by no means fully meet the base metal needs of European economies in terms either of quality or of quantity; whereas the EU’s scrap trade ba ...[+++]lance is positive and more efforts should be made to incentivise scrap recycling in Europe; whereas the base metal industry, its raw materials and auxiliary suppliers should be treated in a comprehensive and integral way;

This means improving the state of track, electrification and increasing double-track lines as well as ensuring inter-operability between countries (by fully standardising track gauges and electricity supply systems).It also means taking explicit account of variations in local circumstances so as to design a coordinated transport policy - something which is lacking in a number of existing Member States - which achieves development objectives in the regi ...[+++]on concerned while minimising environmental damage.

3. Encourages the Commission to lead the way and engage with other major importers with a view to eradicating Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) fishing; emphasises that the concept of market state responsibility needs to be more fully developed as a means of closing down the markets for IUU fish products; believes that the EU must urgently discuss with other major market states, including but not limited to the US, Japan and China, how to cooperate among themselves, establish effective traceability mechanisms, and, as rapidly as possible, develop international legal instruments that could halt, prosecute and punish trade in IUU ...[+++] fish, in line with the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and within the framework of the UN system;

16. Calls on the national, regional and local authorities in the Member States to foster civil dialogue, particularly in those countries and regions and in those sectors where it is not yet fully developed or sufficiently well implemented; further urges those bodies to promote actively the development of regional interactivity of civil society among Member States, and cross-border initiatives; considers that the building-up of Member State clusters should also be explored as a means of promoting exchanges of ide ...[+++]as and experiences within the EU;