Traduction de «Fruit fragile » (Français → Anglais) :

fragile X syndrome | fragile X mental retardation | Martin-Bell syndrome | FRAX

fruit ad veg canning operative | fruit and veg canner | fruit and vegetable canner

fruit and veg preservation operator | fruit and vegetable preservation operator | fruit and vegetable preservation operative | fruit and vegetable preserver

fruiterers shop manager | fruiterers store manager | fruit and vegetables shop manager | vegetable shop manager

fruit product [ fruit must | fruit pulp | grape must | jam | marmalade | preserves ]

mild mental handicap at the FRAXE fragile site

ecologically sensitive area

Notes that the Commission makes poverty a central issue in its new policy of ‘differentiation’; observes, however, that 70 % of people whose income is below the poverty threshold live in middle-income countries, many of whom remain fragile and vulnerable, notably the Small Island Developing States (SIDS), and hence deplores the fact that the poor in those countries continue to be deprived of access to education, healthcare and other benefits of internal economic growth, the liability for which lies with these states; calls on the Commission to set, for the implementation of the differentiation concept, vulnerability criteria in the com ...[+++]mon programming guidelines of the new DCI and the 11th EDF currently under discussion, and to take account of the realities of poverty, human development and inequalities inside a country, and not only of national GNI;

41. Requests that the Commission consider the introduction of specific aid for products in a critical situation owing to imports from third countries, such as soft fruits, garlic and cultivated mushrooms, as well as sour cherries, sweet cherries, apple juice, processed apricots, asparagus, tomatoes, citrus segments and juices and other fruit and vegetables likely to be in a critical market situation;

40. Requests that the Commission consider the introduction of specific aid for products in a critical situation owing to imports from third countries, such as soft fruits, garlic and cultivated mushrooms, as well as sour cherries, sweet cherries, apple juice, processed apricots, asparagus, tomatoes, citrus segments and juices and other fruit and vegetables likely to be in a critical market situation;

27. Declares itself in favour of introducing support schemes for the processing of soft fruits (such as sour cherries, currants, raspberries, strawberries and gooseberries) and apples in order to adjust to the present production and market conditions; notes that these products are strategically important in the new Member States where they constitute not only an economic but also a social asset;