Traduction de «Tension de bruit blanc » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Calls on the Commission to clarify the distinction between SGIs and SGEIs by developing operational criteria, taking into account Member States" national traditions, based on the nature of collective goods and public funding or by solidarity mechanisms of SGIs; underlines that for many SGIs making the distinction between economic and non-economic aspects is extremely difficult due to the dynamic character of these services and their rapid development; welcomes, therefore, the fact that, in its White Paper on SGIs, the Commission indicates that "the effective performance of a general interest task prevails, in case of tension, over the applicati ...[+++]on of Treaty rules"; recognises that broad areas of SGIs must not be withdrawn from the scope of the rules of the internal market and competition through an attempt to define SGIs; notes that a precise definition of SGIs and SGEIs would run counter to the freedom of Member States to define their SGIs;

9. Calls on the Commission to clarify the distinction between SGIs and SGEIs by developing operational criteria, taking into account Member States’ national tradition, based on the nature of collective goods and public funding or by solidarity mechanisms of SGIs; underlines that for many SGIs making the distinction between economic and non-economic aspects is extremely difficult due to the dynamic character of these services and their rapid development; welcomes, therefore, the fact that, in its White Paper on SGIs, the Commission indicates that "the effective performance of a general interest task prevails, in case of tension, over the applicati ...[+++]on of Treaty rules"; recognises that broad areas of SGIs must not be withdrawn from the scope of the rules of the internal market and competition through an attempt to define SGIs; notes that a precise definition of SGEI and SGI would run counter to the freedom of Member States to define their SGIs;

Areas under anthropogenic stress including polluted areas and noise and radiation zones.

As long as Canada exists, its citizens will want to read about Louis Riel because his life summarizes in a unique way the tensions of being Canadian: English versus French, native versus white, east versus west, Canadian versus American.

I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the White Citizens Councillor or the Ku Klux Klanner but the white moderate who is more devoted to order than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice;

There are now only a few European noise standards in place which relate to, for example, household appliances, lawnmowers and high-speed links.