Translation of "Continuité d'utilisation " (French → English) :

(j) the interest rate used to determine the present value of going concern payments referred to in paragraph (d) and the interest rate used to calculate the amount of interest referred to in paragraph (f) is the same as the interest rate used to determine the going concern liabilities of the plan as at the valuation date; and

We must emphasize here the benefits which the French-speaking community would gain from the management of its schools, taking into account its linguistic characteristics which are as follows: one person out of ten generally uses French at home; the rate of ethnocultural continuity in the community is 7,9 per cent, whereas its linguistic continuity is 47 per cent. Our youth organization was given the mandate to maximize the linguistic experiences in young people, that is experiences carried out in French.

In order to ensure that there is a strong link to the credit quality of an institution as a going concern, instruments used for the purposes of variable remuneration should contain appropriate trigger events for write down or conversion which reduce the value of the instruments in situations where the credit quality of the institution as a going concern has deteriorated.

This approach, particularly in the case of benchmarks which need to be regularly recalibrated, will guarantee continuity in the use of the benchmark.

Several amendments of Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005 are necessary to establish the legal framework to allow Member States to use the amount of EUR 1 020 million, in continuity with the amendments introduced by Council Regulation (EC) No 74/2009 (3) which enables Member States to use amounts resulting from increased compulsory modulation and unused funds generated under Article 136 of Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 of 19 January 2009 establishing common rules for direct support schemes under the common agricultural policy and establishing certain support schemes for farmers (4) on operations related to the new challenges.

(7) there should therefore be a reform of the common organisation of the market in wine to guarantee the necessary flexibility to adapt smoothly to new developments with the following broad aims: maintaining improved balance between supply and demand on the Community market; enabling the sector to become more competitive in the longer term; eliminating the availablility of intervention as an artificial outlet for surplus production; supporting the wine market and hence facilitating the continuation of supplies of wine distillates t ...[+++]o those parts of the potable alcohol sector which traditionally use that alcohol; accommodating regional diversity; and formalising the potential role of producer organisations and sectoral organisations;