Translation of "start element " (English → French) :

start element | start signal

start element distortion

start relay | relay starting switch | starting element

starting time information element

rock that is starting to bend [ stone that is starting to bend | rock that is starting to curl | stone that is starting to curl | rock that is starting to curve | stone that is starting to curve | rock that is starting to swing | stone that is starting to swing | rock that is starting to cut | stone th ]

engine starting on a.c.power | engine starting on AC power | engine starting on alternate current power | engine starting on alternating current power

start-up | startup | start-up company | startup company | start-up firm | startup firm | start-up business | startup business | start-up enterprise | startup enterprise

start-up | start-up business | start-up company | start-up firm

To avoid further internal market fragmentation based on potential diversified application by Member States of the carbon dioxide element, the Commission proposes that by 1 December 2008 (the start of the Kyoto period) at least 25% of the total tax revenue from registration and annual circulation taxes respectively should originate in the CO2 based element of each of these taxes.

6. Expresses serious concern that the alignment of the acquis to the Treaty of Lisbon is only partly a reality four years after its entry into force; welcomes the presentation by the Commission of the recent proposals for alignment of the remaining legislative acts providing for the use of the regulatory procedure with scrutiny (RPS); stresses however the need to start negotiations on those proposals as soon as possible, in order to finalise this exercise before the end of the current parliamentary term; considers that at least all cases previously dealt with under RPS should now be aligned to Article 290 TFEU, as RPS measures are als ...[+++]o measures of general scope designed to amend non-essential elements of a basic act , inter alia by deleting some of those elements or by supplementing the basic act by the addition of new non-essential elements; at the same time, calls on the Council to progress with talks on those specific alignment proposals that are still stalled in the Council, including proposals in the fields of agriculture and fisheries;

6. Expresses serious concern that the alignment of the acquis to the Treaty of Lisbon is only partly a reality four years after its entry into force; welcomes the presentation by the Commission of the recent proposals for alignment of the remaining legislative acts providing for the use of the regulatory procedure with scrutiny (RPS); stresses however the need to start negotiations on those proposals as soon as possible, in order to finalise this exercise before the end of the current parliamentary term; considers that at least all cases previously dealt with under RPS should now be aligned to Article 290 TFEU, as RPS measures are als ...[+++]o measures of general scope designed to amend non-essential elements of a basic act , inter alia by deleting some of those elements or by supplementing the basic act by the addition of new non-essential elements; at the same time, calls on the Council to progress with talks on those specific alignment proposals that are still stalled in the Council, including proposals in the fields of agriculture and fisheries;

15. Calls on the Commission to start developing as a matter of urgency ways to ensure that elements of sustainable fiscal discipline are in parallel followed up with concrete proposals on growth and jobs and encouraging private investments that create elements of growth, solidarity among Member States and democratic legitimacy, and the needed structural reforms, namely to reduce youth unemployment including by better matching the qualifications of young people to labour demand, combat labour market segmentation, improve the sustainabi ...[+++]lity of pension systems, increase the efficiency of taxation systems, enhance competition in the relevant areas of the services sector, facilitate credit access, cut red tape, remove unnecessary layers of government and combat tax evasion; welcomes the enhanced democratic legitimacy within the European Semester; recalls the necessity to further enhance democratic legitimacy within the European Semester;