Translation of "assainissement collectif " (French → English) :

collective wastewater treatment

sewerage investigative cctv operative | sewerage trenchless technology operative | cctv operator | sewerage maintenance technician

fiscal consolidation [ fiscal improvement | restoring financial health ]

mutual fund dealer | mutual fund salesman | mutual fund broker | mutual fund sales agent

trade dispute

sewerage network clearing operative | sewerage system maintenance operative | sewerage network operative | wastewater distribution equipment operative

budgetary consolidation | consolidation of public finances | fiscal consolidation

sanitizer [ sanitizing agent ]

combined sewerage system [ combined sewerage | combined system | combined sewer system ]

reorganization | financial reorganization | reform | rehabilitation

N. whereas the privatisation of basic utilities in sub-Saharan Africa in the 1990s has, inter alia, hampered the achievement of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) on both water and sanitation, as the focus of investors on cost recovery has, among other things, intensified inequalities in the provision of such services, at the expense of low-income households; whereas in light of the failure of water privatisation, the transfer of water services from private companies to local authorities is a growing trend in the water sector all around the world;

L. whereas the privatisation of basic utilities in sub-Saharan Africa in the 1990s has, inter alia, hampered the achievement of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) on both water and sanitation, as the focus of investors on cost recovery has, among other things, intensified inequalities in the provision of such services, at the expense of low-income households; whereas in light of the failure of water privatisation, the transfer of water services from private companies to local authorities is a growing trend in the water sector all around the world;

N. whereas the privatisation of basic utilities in sub-Saharan Africa in the 1990s has, inter alia, hampered the achievement of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) on both water and sanitation, as the focus of investors on cost recovery has, among other things, intensified inequalities in the provision of such services, at the expense of low-income households; whereas in light of the failure of water privatisation, the transfer of water services from private companies to local authorities is a growing trend in the water sector all around the world;

1. Before following the procedure set out in Article 41, the competent authorities of the host Member State may, in emergency situations, pending measures by the competent authorities of the home Member State or reorganisation measures referred to in Article 3 of Directive 2001/24/EC, take any precautionary measures necessary to protect against financial instability that would seriously threaten the collective interests of depositors, investors and clients in the host Member State.