Traduction de «Scénario fondé sur les hypothèses les plus favorables » (Français → Anglais) :

Whereas several product benchmarks, such as the ammonia and soda ash benchmarks, assume that all CO resulting from the production processes is emitted to the atmosphere, emissions should be monitored and reported in accordance with the regulation for the monitoring and reporting of emissions from the activities listed in Annex I, to be adopted by 31 December 2011 pursuant to Article 14(1) of Directive 2003/87/EC, assuming that all CO produced during these production processes was emitted to the atmosphere, irrespective of any potential use of the CO as feedstock in chemical production processes.

5. The scenarios referred to in paragraph 3 shall be based on reasonable and conservative assumptions about future market conditions and price movements.

F. whereas racially-segregated school systems are still in place in several Member States and candidate countries, as a result of which Roma children are, at best, taught lower-quality curricula and, at worst, placed in institutions reserved for the mentally disabled,

At best, in many instances, their behaviour has been complacent with regard to individual property rights; at worst they have been downright dismissive.

Prospective performance scenarios involve calculating the expected return of the fund under favourable, adverse, or neutral hypotheses regarding market conditions.

26. Urges the Commission to take into consideration the budgetary consequences of an enlargement which takes place other than as expected in 1999 by the Berlin European Council and by Parliament, in particular as regards the dates of accession and the order in which the candidate countries will join the Union; requests the Commission to develop scenarios for the adjustment of the Financial Perspective (use of heading 8), in particular for the case in which more than six new Member States join the EU before 2006, and for the case in which the first candidate countries join the Union later than 2002; urges the Commission to examine the e ...[+++]conomic and budgetary consequences of enlargement beyond the period of the financial framework 2000 - 2006, which was based on the assumption of six Member States joining the Union; points out that the next long-term budget calculations will have to be made on the basis of full participation by up to 13 new Member States, which will inter alia require that agricultural and regional policies have been completely reformed;