Traduction de «analyses approfondies devraient » (Français → Anglais) :

3. EMPHASISES that the in-depth reviews should encompass a thorough examination of sources of imbalances in the Member State under review, taking due account of analysis already undertaken, country specific economic conditions and of a wide set of analytical tools, the most up-to-date indicators and qualitative information of country specific nature, so that the driving forces behind the observed developments are examined in detail and consistently; INVITES the Member States and the Commission to cooperate and to provide and exchange ...[+++] all relevant and most recent information.

14. Invites the High Representative to assess the progress made, and any shortcomings, in the implementation of the ESS since 2003, including proposals for improving and supplementing the ESS; believes that respect for international law, effective multilateralism, human security and the right of citizens worldwide to be protected, conflict prevention, disarmament and the role of international institutions should become the guiding principles of the EU's external action; is of the opinion that such evaluation should form the basis for a wider public political debate; underlines that any future assessment of the ESS should be made in cl ...[+++]ose consultation with all EU institutions including the European Parliament and national parliaments; is of the opinion that the ESS should be revised in such a way as to include an in-depth analysis of the present mission and future direction of NATO and NATO's relationship with the European Union at strategic and operational levels, as well as an analysis of the security ramifications of further NATO enlargement; invites the European Council to formulate, for the first time, a coherent position on EU-NATO policy that will serve not only to revitalise transatlantic relations but also to provide support for the early development of ESDP as envisaged under the Treaty of Lisbon;

14. Invites the High Representative to assess the progress made, and any shortcomings, in the implementation of the ESS since 2003, including proposals for improving and supplementing the ESS; believes that respect for international law and the role of international institutions should become the guiding principles of the EU's external action; is of the opinion that such evaluation should form the basis for a wider public political debate; underlines that any future assessment of the ESS should be made in close consultation with all EU institutions including the European Parliament and national parliaments; is of the opinion that the ESS should be revised in such a way as to include an in-depth analysis ...[+++] of the present mission and future direction of NATO and NATO’s relationship with the European Union at strategic and operational levels, as well as an analysis of the security ramifications of further NATO enlargement; invites the European Council to formulate, for the first time, a coherent position on EU-NATO policy that will serve not only to revitalise transatlantic relations but also to provide support for the early development of EU security and defence policy as envisaged under the Treaty of Lisbon;

Part II, "Country chapters", is a detailed assessment of the National Reform Programmes, pointing out their strengths as well as areas where they need review and updating by Member States.

Part II, "Country chapters", is a detailed assessment of the national reform programmes, pointing out their strengths as well as areas where they need review and updating by Member States.

After extensive analysis, DND determined that the new helicopters, in order to be considered, should be capable of remaining airborne for 2 hours and 50 minutes under normal conditions, with a 30-minute fuel reserve, or two hours and 20 minutes with a 30-minute fuel reserve under extreme heat conditions.