Translation of "Perte par absorption optique " (French → English) :

That approach should recognise that resolution action is applied at the level of the individual legal entity, and that it is imperative that loss absorbing capacity is located in, or is accessible to, the entity within the group where losses occur.

20. Calls in the preparation of the future cohesion policy post 2013 for a strong EU-wide cohesion policy that streamlines existing funds and programmes that should ensure adequate financial resources and align the policy with the objectives of Europe 2020 Strategy; believes that funds should be focused on meeting the challenge of economic restructuring making the shift to a sustainable and competitive economy, including existing programmes aimed at globalisation, education, vocational training etc. to combat unemployment and reducing social inequalities; is strongly opposed to any renationalisation; furthermore, calls for proposals to improve the absorption capacity ...[+++]through innovation investment and facilitating access to finance for SMEs; asks in this context the Commission to consider a new system, for instance called JERICHO (‘Joint Rural Investment CHOice’), for the Rural Development Fund which, based on the experience from the JEREMIE initiative, could provide SMEs with finance in rural areas where the market fails; believes that simplification, better application of the partnership principle and multi-level governance would improve absorption rate;

11. Calls in the preparation of the future cohesion policy post 2013 for a strong EU-wide cohesion policy with adequate financial resources and aligned with the objectives of Europe 2020 Strategy; is strongly opposed to any renationalisation. Furthermore, calls for proposals to improve the absorption capacity of Structural and Cohesion Funds through innovation investment and facilitating access to finance for SMEs; believes that better application of the partnership principle and multi level governance would improve absorption rate; ...[+++]

M. whereas the absence of cross-border loss relief constitutes a barrier to entering some markets, favouring establishment in large Member States where the size of the home market is sufficient to help absorb possible losses,

M. whereas the absence of cross-border loss relief constitutes a barrier to entering some markets, favouring establishment in large Member States where the size of the home market is sufficient to help absorb possible losses,

35. Points out that, in all areas, as a consequence of the delays, financial implementation is lagging well behind the figures in the financial perspective and in general does not exceed the flat-rate advance of 7% of financing and that consequently Member States and regions will inevitably face greater pressure from the point of view of absorbing funds during the remaining years of the programming period; warns that, under the n+2 rule, a huge loss of Structural Fund financing is likely if the capacity of Member States to absorb fun ...[+++]ds proves inadequate;