Traduction de «Pouvoir d'absorption » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Emphasises that, if the harmonious development of the Union and the smooth functioning of Union programmes is to be ensured, these structures need modern administrative and management capacities in order to formulate informed and interlinked forward-looking strategies, which should also include issues specific to the regions, and thereby contribute to the quality and effectiveness of different policies in various fields; stresses that the existing decision-making mechanisms and administrative processes should be assessed with a view to establishing whether the administration needs to be modernised; points out, however, that any increase in capacity should not involve the creation of new mechanisms or institutions but that existing admi ...[+++]nistrative processes should be used more effectively as part of forward-looking strategies; takes the view that, if the harmonious development of the Union and the smooth functioning of Union programmes is to be ensured, the Member States require modern administrative and management capacities; takes the view that particular attention should be paid to Member States which record delays and low absorption rates over the programming period 2007-2013;

When more forests are planted, CO2 absorption capacity is increased, but some of the CO2 absorption is thus cancelled out by an increase in methane emissions.

In this context, the Association Council reiterated the necessity for Romania to ensure sound financial and programme management of EU funds, in order to secure an adequate absorption capacity and to let Romania fully benefit from EU funding once Member State.

All Frontal Protection Systems intended for passenger cars (M vehicles) up to 3.5 tonnes and light duty trucks (N vehicles) will have to satisfy a number of tests including energy absorption, before they can be type-approved.

12. Welcomes the budgetary authority's joint decision to review the title of heading 7 (pre-accession strategy); hopes that, in future, appropriate measures can be taken; welcomes the promise of significantly increased pre-accession funding for Bulgaria and Romania but points out that this increase must be accompanied by further efforts to improve the absorption capacity; urges the Commission to continue to pursue the process of helping the countries concerned to strengthen their administrative and absorption capacity.

However, the absorption of Roots Air by Air Canada shows how difficult it is going to be to bring about a healthy, competitive airline industry in this country.