Traduction de «érosion des terrains de recouvrement » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Stresses that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas will make it possible to decouple the banana sector from the Doha Round negotiations on ‘tropical products’; stresses that whilst ‘tropical products’ will be subject to deeper tariff cuts, tariff cuts on ‘preference erosion products’ of interest to ACP countries will be implemented over a relatively longer period than will be the case under the general formula applied in the negotiations; stresses, nevertheless, that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas are not likely to pave the way for an agreement acceptable to the ACP countries on tropical products and the erosion of their preferent ...[+++]ial treatment, since the proposals formulated at the time of the Agreements on Trade in Bananas have already been rejected by some large emerging economies, as demonstrated by the reactions of India and Pakistan at the meeting of the WTO General Council in December 2009;

8. Stresses that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas will make it possible to decouple the banana sector from the Doha Round negotiations on ‘tropical products’; stresses that whilst ‘tropical products’ will be subject to deeper tariff cuts, tariff cuts on ‘preference erosion products’ of interest to ACP countries will be implemented over a relatively longer period than will be the case under the general formula applied in the negotiations; stresses, nevertheless, that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas are not likely to pave the way for an agreement acceptable to the ACP countries on tropical products and the erosion of their preferent ...[+++]ial treatment, since the proposals formulated at the time of the Agreements on Trade in Bananas have already been rejected by some large emerging economies, as demonstrated by the reactions of India and Pakistan at the meeting of the WTO General Council in December 2009;

8. Stresses that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas will make it possible to decouple the banana sector from the Doha Round negotiations on ‘tropical products’; stresses that whilst ‘tropical products’ will be subject to deeper tariff cuts, tariff cuts on ‘preference erosion products’ of interest to ACP countries will be implemented over a relatively longer period than will be the case under the general formula applied in the negotiations; stresses, nevertheless, that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas are not likely to pave the way for an agreement acceptable to the ACP countries on tropical products and the erosion of their preferent ...[+++]ial treatment, since the proposals formulated at the time of the Agreements on Trade in Bananas have already been rejected by some large emerging economies, as demonstrated by the reactions of India and Pakistan at the meeting of the WTO General Council in December 2009;

Class V soils have little or no hazard of erosion but have other limitations, impractical to remove, that limit their use mainly to pasture, range, forest land, or wildlife food and cover,

The recent prolonged intense rainfall in the Cyclades islands resulted not only in damage to infrastructure and property but also the erosion of dry-stone walls, a particular manual wall-building technique using stones, which conserve what little soil there is to be found on the craggy island terrain, supporting traditional agriculture and enhancing the ecological and aesthetic qualities of the landscape by protecting the soil from erosion and decompos ...[+++]ition.

The Communication also identifies the main threats to soil in Europe: erosion, decline in organic matter, soil contamination, soil sealing (caused by the covering of soil for housing, roads and other infrastructure), soil compaction (caused by mechanical pressure through the use of heavy machinery, overgrazing or sporting activities), decline in soil biodiversity, salinisation (excessive accumulation of soluble salts of sodium, magnesium and calcium) and floods and landslides.