Traduction de «Capacité de charge en termes d'utilisation humaine » (Français → Anglais) :

full use of the carrying capacity of a train

load limit | normal carrying capacity of a vehicle | normal loading capacity of a vehicle

Long Term Capability Plan (Human Resources)

utilization/full employment (of capacities)

Risks to human health can occur through direct exposure (industrial workers producing pesticides and operators using them), and indirect exposure (consumers and bystanders).

pursue its efforts to establish appropriate permanent and temporary open reception facilities and more importantly ensure that all these facilities offer adequate reception conditions, also during the winter, in particular as a matter of urgency for vulnerable applicants, including unaccompanied minors; allow effective access to the asylum procedure, including by ensuring that the Greek asylum service is adequately staffed and organised and has the appropriate working methods in place to deal with the current and future case-load; ensure that the Appeals Authority is adequately staffed and has a sufficient number of Appeals committees ...[+++]to deal with all pending and future appeals; carry out continuous needs assessments on reception capacity as well as human resources needed to deal with asylum applications and with appeals; ensure the effective implementation of the legal framework on free legal aid; establish structures for vulnerable applicants, including unaccompanied minors, in particular by urgently putting in place a suitable guardianship procedure; ensure that the substantial EU funding being provided is fully used in order to cater for urgent needs of the migrants present in Greece, especially regarding reception conditions, notably by mobilising without further delay the resources available under the national programmes of the Asylum Migration and Integration Fund and the Internal Security Fund.

Two of the most important principles applicable in this sector are absent: the protection of human dignity (see, for example, Article 1 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights) and the primacy of the human being, The use of the term ‘human being’ broadens the scope of the protection afforded, as it is more 'scientific', more objective and less controversial and should therefore be used in preference to ‘person’ in legal instruments.

18. Considers that the EU and the Member States should take action notably to enhance the use of the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund as a catalyst for attracting additional funding from the EIB, EBRD, other international financial institutions and the private sector, while encouraging initiatives based on public-private partnerships (PPP), such as EU Project Bonds; notes that SMEs can particularly benefit from investments that strengthen capacities, infrastructure and human capital; recognises the potential of extending the scope of innovative financial instruments s ...[+++]o that they are used to greater effect as access to finance to complement traditional financing methods; stresses that the revolving nature of financial instruments and a flexible approach to integrating such instruments at regional level could achieve a multiplying effect of the EU budget, foster public-private partnerships, open up alternative sources of finance and provide an important new financing stream for strategic investments, supporting long-term, sustainable investments at a time of fiscal constraint;