Translation of "qui devraient servir " (French → English) :

serve champagne | serve still wines | serve wines | serving wine

Contaminated work clothing should not be allowed out of the workplace.

serve alcoholic beverages | serve non-alcoholic beverages | serve alcoholic drinks | serve beverages

be of no avail

signs or indications which may serve to designate the geographical origin of the goods or services

handle equipment in the bar | operate various bar utensils | handle bar equipment | use professional bar accessories

Approximately, about 61% of this amount (EUR 2,150 million) should be used for national programmes of Member States and the support to the Special Transit Scheme implemented by Lithuania. 31% (EUR 1,100 million) and the remainder should then be available to fund Union actions, emergency actions and technical assistance.

16. Maintains that effective renewable energy projects should not stop at the EU’s internal borders or its external borders; draws attention to the importance of cross-border energy projects and takes the view that European regional cooperation programmes, as well as the IPA and the ENI, should be exploited to help renewable energy to take off; stresses that best practice should be shared and turned to account under those programmes; supports the use of regional policy and energy policy funds for cross-border renewable energy projects with third partner countries and connections between national networks under the 3rd energy package; stresses that external bordering regions should be connected into the EU network as much as possible to ensure su ...[+++]stainable development on both sides of the border; notes, however, that the existence of numerous different schemes for promoting renewables in the Member States gives rise to some inefficiencies, in particular, in cross-border regions;

22. Calls for public consultations carried out by the Commission to be used more effectively as a means of engaging citizens in dialogue so that policy outcomes better match their expectations; takes the view that such consultations should be available in all official languages and should be conducted proactively in conjunction with national and local bodies, NGOs, trade unions and other multipliers; calls on the Commission to review its consultation guidelines to take account of this.

29. Is aware of different options for the management of the additional revenues generated by the taxation of the financial sector at both national and European level; stresses that, the question regarding the purpose for which the revenues raised by an FTT should be used needs to be resolved and that, in order to give taxpayers a proper picture of the rationale behind additional financial sector taxation, the assessment of and prioritisation among different options should be seen as an essential element in the overall debate on innovative financing; stresses that, owing to its global nature, the revenue raised by a global FTT should be ...[+++] used to provide financing for global policy goals, such as development and poverty reduction in developing countries and the fight against climate change; notes the Commission's aim to increase the volume of the EU budget through the use of innovative financial instruments; is convinced that in order to safeguard the European added value of the aforementioned innovative financing tools a part of those revenues could be allocated to finance EU projects and policies; recalls that the Commission's recent Communication on a review of the EU budget regards EU taxation of the financial sector as a possible source of own resources; calls for a broad debate involving the EU institutions, national parliaments, EU stakeholders and civil society representatives on the choices available regarding those policies, the shares of revenue to be allocated at EU and national level and the various ways of achieving this; notes, with regard to the management of the share of the revenue allocated at national level, that all possible options should be evaluated, including the allocation of revenue to consolidate public finances;