Traduction de «Contrainte cinématique non intégrable » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Support under points (a) and (b) of paragraph 1 shall be limited to the maximum support rates laid down in Annex II. Those maximum rates may be increased for young farmers, for collective investments, including those linked to a merger of Producer Organisations, and for integrated projects involving support under more than one measure, for investments in areas facing natural and other specific constraints as referred to in Arti ...[+++]cle 32, for investments linked to operations under Articles 28 and 29 and for operations supported in the framework of the EIP for agricultural productivity and sustainability in accordance with the support rates laid down in Annex II. However, the maximum combined support rate may not exceed 90 %.

Support under points (a) and (b) of paragraph 1 shall be limited to the maximum support rates laid down in Annex I. Those maximum rates may be increased for young farmers, for collective investments, including those linked to a merger of Producer Organisations, and for integrated projects involving support under more than one measure, for investments in areas facing natural and other specific constraints as referred to in Article ...[+++]33 for investments linked to operations under Articles 29, 30 and for operations supported in the framework of the EIP for agricultural productivity and sustainability in accordance with the support rates laid down in Annex I. However, the maximum combined support rate may not exceed 90%.

22. Emphasises that young people who have a poorer chances of getting started in life, placing a special emphasis on the NEET (Not in Employment, Education or Training) group, must be supported or even mentored with respect for their individual needs and focusing on increasing their integration into the labour market and their access to quality jobs; considers that free publicly funded training places and a standardised system of training assistance can be one effective instrument for integrating particularly disadvantaged young people; stresses however that integration into the first labour market is essential and that any integration measures should aim to access the regular labour market from an early stage onwards as a prerequisite an ...[+++]d that they need to be accommodated by support measures focusing on the needs of individuals; stresses the specific difficulties of poor young people to enjoy an experience abroad because of financial and linguistic constraints, and in some case spatial discrimination; is convinced that financial support must address especially the needs of the most disadvantaged;

It is for this reason that only half of the Mari people currently lives in the Republic of Mari El, with the rest scattered around Russia and forced to integrate with the Russian population.

A. whereas primary EU law and, recently, the Constitutional Treaty have recognised the nature of the constraints affecting the outermost regions (great distance, island status, small land area, difficult relief and climate, and economic dependency on a small number of products), which constraints, by reason of their permanent and pervasive nature and combined presence, differentiate those regions from the Union's other regions having geographical disadvantages or population problems,

13. Stresses that overcoming constraints on the supply of finished products and making the necessary adjustments to enable the ACP countries to open up their economies to the EU will require specific aid programmes and a significant amount of funding, and urges the ACP countries and the EU to consider establishing coordinated and integrated country-specific programmes of assistance to address supply-side constraints in the ACP countries, in order to enable those countries to improve their production and trade infrastructure, diversify ...[+++] and increase the technological content of their exports, and develop the promotion of human resources and the creation of stable jobs, education and research;