Traduction de «pour mieux comprendre » (Français → Anglais) :

In the case of tourism, there is clear added value in taking initiative at the Union-level especially in the following areas: the consolidation of the knowledge base by the means of pan-European surveys and studies to better understand the demand and the supply side, without which data comparability and consistency across the Union would not be achieved[3]; the development of joint transnational promotion strategies of Europe as home to high quality and sustainable tourist destinations[4]; the identification of best practices that can benefit specific sectors, such as maritime and coastal tourism; as well as the extension of the tourism season, which could be done better with ...[+++] exchanges between different Member States than by each country individually.

Such acts should at least include identity parades, at which the suspect or accused person figures among other persons in order to be identified by a victim or witness; confrontations, where a suspect or accused person is brought together with one or more witnesses or victims where there is disagreement between them on important facts or issues; and reconstructions of the scene of a crime in the presence of the suspect or accused person, in order to better understand the manner and circumstances under which a crime was committed and to be able to ask specific questions to the suspect or accused person.

Dialogue will reduce the tension and will allow each of us to understand the other's position a little better; to refine our understanding of complex issues, to better explain our own position; to understand our counterparts' reactions, and, perhaps, to see how we could use trade to dispel some of that tension, for example.

CRONUS-EU: Using particles from the galaxy to understand the earth’s surface

In order to understand better the changes taking place and to link better the different levels of management and intervention, two series of recommendations should be introduced. Firstly, recommendations designed to make better use of what has been achieved to date and of a store of knowledge which is constantly changing; secondly, a series of recommendations designed to better manage and promote innovation at all levels so that everyone can benefit.

[Translation] Literacy is an essential element of every modern society and we can be proud of the fact that this government has named a minister responsible for literacy and has established a secretariat with the mandate of eliminating illiteracy nationwide.