Traduction de «avantages financiers à court terme » (Français → Anglais) :

short-term financial benefit

Vice-president, Short-Term Financial Services

working capital turnover

short-term paper

current liability | floating liability | short-term debt | short-term liability

current liabilities | floating debt | short-term debt | short-term liabilities | short-term obligations

short-term work

short-term informatics planning

short-term employee benefit

Communities at local, regional and national levels will engage more constructively in facilitating projects of European interest if these also bring concrete, shorter term benefits for them through, for example, privileged access to public funds.

They should map out alternative solutions and, where possible, potential short and long-term costs and benefits, assessing the economic, environmental and social impacts in an integrated and balanced way and using both qualitative and quantitative analyses.

J. whereas the EU base metals industry is facing a race against time in order to regain its global competitiveness and capacity to invest in Europe and hence meet the social and environmental challenges it faces and which it must overcome while remaining a reference for the world in terms of the social and environmental responsibility of its operations; whereas worldwide overcapacity and unfair subsidies and dumping by third countries have brought additional pressure to bear on the European market for base metals; whereas production innovation has a positive effect on employment growth in all phases of the business cycle of industries ...[+++]; whereas on the other hand a number of undertakings have been pursuing strategies focusing on short-term financial returns to the detriment of innovation, investments in R&D, employment and skills’ renewal; whereas involving workers in innovation and strategy definition is the best way to guarantee economic success; whereas fair trade in steel products can likewise only work in accordance with basic employment rights and environmental standards;

19. Recalls that the EU Common Position on Arms Exports defines a common understanding for the control of exports of military technology and equipment serving the coordination of national export control systems; believes that more coherent application of its eight criteria is necessary in order to make sure not only that overarching foreign and security policy objectives have priority over short-term economic gains, but also that a level playing field exists for European industries;