Traduction de «charnière de l'unité optique » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Calls on the Commission to establish a pilot project aimed at building a Europe-wide methodology, set of indicators and robust measurement capacity (per unit of production) to develop evidence-based agricultural programmes and support instruments that reward producers who deliver extra-environmental public goods and reduce agriculture GHG emissions, in view of the reform of the CAP post-2013;

In January 2007 the Commission (DG Development, Unit B2) finalised a discussion document entitled 'Advancing African Agriculture' and it opened a forum for discussions with a number of parties (both within Europe and beyond) for the purpose of incorporating suggestions and proposals into the document and producing a more comprehensive version of the Communication on agriculture in Africa which had previously been announced for the end of 2006.

46. Notes the continued recognition by many Member States of NATO as the cornerstone of their security in the event of an armed aggression; takes the view that cooperation and complementarity should be the key elements upon which EU/NATO relations are based; proposes in this vein discussions - taking into account the different character of each organisation - concerning improved coordination of national contributions to the NATO Response Force and those of the EU Headline Goals in order to avoid any duplication; urges Member States to continue to reform their armed forces with a view to making those forces more deployable, transportab ...[+++]le and sustainable; notes in this regard that for the foreseeable future most Member States will continue to commit the same units to both NATO and the EU owing to the lack of units possessing the right skills and capabilities; urges Member States to continue to enlarge their pool of readily available forces so that in the future the operational needs of both the EU and NATO can be readily satisfied;

45. Notes the continued recognition by many Member States of NATO as the cornerstone of their security in the event of an armed aggression; takes the view that cooperation and complementarity should be the key words upon which EU/NATO relations are based; proposes in this vein discussions - taking into account the different character of each organisation - concerning improved coordination of national contributions to the NATO Response Force and those of the EU Headline Goals in order to avoid any duplication; urges Member States to continue reforming their armed forces with a view to making the forces more deployable, transportable an ...[+++]d sustainable; notes in this regard that for the foreseeable future most Member States will continue to commit the same units to both NATO and the EU owing to the lack of units possessing the right skills and capabilities; urges Member States to continue deepening their pool of readily available forces so that in the future the operational needs of both the EU and NATO can be readily satisfied;

This point of view sees the Mediterranean in all its diversity as a girdle of peace and cooperation, the focal point of a vast political and economic region stretching from Spain to the Black Sea and the Persian Gulf.

Hon. Marcel Massé (President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Minister responsible for Public Service Renewal, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, our committee has approached the problems of unity from the perspective that we stayed together for 128 years and always managed to solve our problems, and also from the perspective that the French language was best able to thrive-and I saw this personally in the course of my career-while we were part of Canada.