Translation of "période de réduction " (French → English) :

When determining the volumes to be auctioned in 2011 and 2012, due account should be taken of factors determining demand for and supply of allowances, notably hedging needs for compliance in the early years of the third trading period in particular from the power sector; the volume of allowances valid for the second trading period not needed for compliance in the said trading period and which is held largely by the industrial sectors; the share of those allowances that has been and is likely to be sold on the market in the second trading period; the volume of certified emission reduction ...[+++]s and emission reduction units stemming from emission reduction projects under the Clean Development Mechanism or under Joint Implementation provisions available for hedging or for surrendering by operators covered by the Union Emissions Trading Scheme; and the monetisation of allowances from the new entrant reserve for the third trading period for support of demonstration projects of carbon capture and sequestration and innovative renewable energy technologies (NER300) pursuant to Commission Decision 2010/670/EU of 3 November 2010 laying down criteria and measures for the financing of commercial demonstration projects that aim at the environmentally safe capture and geological storage of CO as well as demonstration projects of innovative renewable energy technologies under the scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Community established by Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council .

The public in the Member States expect that, in a time of spending cuts, the EU too will run its affairs well and frugally.

On the contrary, what we need is equitable development which, in a period of public spending cuts, means finding new investment funds.

· additional personnel and other resources would be needed in both the Commission and Member States in a time of overall budget cuts;

A decrease of the annual reduction would also confront the sector with a longer reduction period and therefore delay the benefit of bigger and more stable catches and would make it unlikely that the MSY levels can be reached before 2015, as is required under the Johannesburg Commitment.

Welcomes that in 2002 a number of countries appear to be ending a period of labour shedding and are recording employment growth; draws attention to the fact that on average candidate countries are still marked by falling employment; welcomes the Joint Assessment of Employment Policy Priorities (JAP) that the Commission signed with the candidate countries - except for Latvia, Romania and Bulgaria - as an important step in the preparation for joining the Luxembourg process; hopes that JAPs for the three remaining countries will be finalised soon; calls now for effective monitoring of the priorities contained therein in the light of the ...[+++] rising rate of unemployment, especially in the younger and the most vulnerable population; calls for the necessary measures to be taken to create new employment opportunities and to tackle the labour market rigidities and skill mismatches that have also been identified by the Commission;