Traduction de «temps critique » (Français → Anglais) :

Council Directive 2008/114/EC of 8 December 2008 on the identification and designation of European Critical Infrastructures and the assessment of the need to improve their protection, when implemented, should be analysed and reviewed in due course in order to consider the possible inclusion of additional policy sectors.

The communication also suggests three criteria for identifying potential critical infrastructure: the extent of the geographical area that could be affected, magnitude and effects with respect to time.

The communication also suggests three criteria for identifying potential critical infrastructure: the extent of the geographical area that could be affected, magnitude and effects with respect to time.

This is a critical time for us.

This decision was appealed against by the I. S.A (Italian Steelmakers Association) whose members mainly produce products in Categories IV and VI. In ruling in favour of this association, rather than the Commission which had maintained that it had the right to choose whose procedure to follow, the Court found that since the Commission considered that there was no longer a manifest crisis, it should have applied the more flexible procedure of Article 58(3) to end the quota system for Categories IV and VI on 1 January 1987 (*) See information memo P 78 of 15 June 1988 Consequently, although the Commisison came in for criticism from the Court for ...[+++]choosing a more difficult procedure (involving the assent of the Council) when it had at its disposal a more flexible procedure, the Court's judgment nevertheless emphasizes that the Commission has independent powers in connection with the gradual restoration of normal conditions of competition.

Mrs Scrivener also gave her views on a number of criticisms that have been levelled at the new VAT regime: - In response to the criticism as to the complexity of the new VAT regime, Mrs Scrivener stated that the new regime was simpler than the one which had applied until 31 December 1992. She drew attention to the abolition of the "single administrative document" and of all customs formalities and checks at internal frontiers as something which, among other things, would allow SMEs to benefit fully from the internal market. The only requirement on firms was to submit, together with their regular VAT return, a periodic declaration giving ...[+++]the total amount of their sales to customers in other Member States.