Translation of "Appuyer sur une pierre " (French → English) :

32. Highlights the role of retail as a driver for growth and jobs, and as a building-block of the Single Market; welcomes the planned adoption of the Commission's comprehensive Retail Action Plan, setting out a strategy for a more efficient and fair retail market in Europe, building on positive achievements and addressing outstanding challenges, as well as a Communication assessing national measures in place to deal with contractual relations; recalls that the Action Plan, and the results of the multi-stakeholder dialogue on B2B (business-to-business) practices, will be presented at the first Retail Market Roundtable, to be convened by ...[+++] the end of 2012;

31. Highlights the role of retail as a driver for growth and jobs, and as a building-block of the Single Market; welcomes the planned adoption of the Commission’s comprehensive Retail Action Plan, setting out a strategy for a more efficient and fair retail market in Europe, building on positive achievements and addressing outstanding challenges, as well as a Communication assessing national measures in place to deal with contractual relations; recalls that the Action Plan, and the results of the multi-stakeholder dialogue on B2B (business-to-business) practices, will be presented at the first Retail Market Roundtable, to be convened by ...[+++] the end of 2012;

‘Other’ natural stones refer to natural stones whose technical characteristics are on the whole different from those of marble and granite as defined by CEN/TC 246/N.237 EN 12670 ‘Natural stones — Terminology’.

‘Natural products’ includes the natural stones, that, as defined by CEN TC 246 are pieces of naturally occurring rock, and include marble, granite and other natural stones.

The product group ‘hard coverings’ shall comprise — for internal/external use, without any relevant structural function — natural stones, agglomerated stones, concrete paving units, terrazzo tiles, ceramic tiles and clay tiles.

L. whereas, although the 1951 Convention and its Protocol of 1967 are the cornerstone of the system of international protection for refugees, the Convention by itself is not enough, and hence the Agenda for Protection aims to ensure progress on the basis of the Convention, by adapting and reinforcing the system of international protection, guaranteeing greater solidarity and supplementing the management of asylum flows with more modern instruments or policies in response to the challenges currently encountered in any attempt to address the refugee proble ...[+++]m satisfactorily on a worldwide basis, in the face of the problems involved in applying international protection provisions in situations where there are mixed migration flows and millions of people are obliged to live in exile in order to seek protection from persecution and danger,